As Nazis infamously looted art, jewelry and other valuables from the many cities and towns across Europe during the Second World War, Adolf Hitler's protégé Julius Streicher had other, more debased ...

Julius Streicher, notorious anti-Semitic Nazi leader, was promoted today by Reichsfuhrer Hitler who appointed him Nazi Commissioner for Upper Silesia, to replace Hellmuth Brueckner, the Governor of ...

The new circulation campaign of Julius Streicher’s weekly, Der Stuermer, self-described as “the greatest anti-Semitic weekly in the world,” is bearing fruit in the fertile Nuremberg area over which ...

Almost every week, from 1923 to 1945, a four-page tabloid—sometimes larger for special editions—would circulate throughout Germany, offering inflammatory, virulently antisemitic articles and lurid, ...

Before and during World War II, between 30,000 and 40,000 Jewish books ended up in the hands of Julius Streicher, the infamous Nazi and editor of the anti-Semitic propaganda newspaper Der Sturmer.

Amazon pulled listings for English-language copies of an illustrated children’s book written by Nazi propagandist Julius Streicher in 1938 called The Poisoned Mushroom from its website after a ...

Eleven leading members of Hitler’s Third Reich were sentenced to death for their role in instigating a world war that claimed the lives of tens of millions of people as a result of military slaughter ...

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Only one German close to the Realmleader has a really loose tongue. Last week it was wagging wildly in Nurnberg where bald, barrel-chested Julius Streicher styles himself “Leader of the Franks” and ...