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    Object ID

    2015.2.159

    Object Name

    Booklet

    Date

    1934

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    Front: Tan cover with blocky black text on top and bottom.Interior: Printed black German text.This book was published by the Racial Policy Office of the NSDAP and summarizes the anti-Jewish laws of the Third Reich with explanations of why Jews are over-represented in important parts of society. It also promised the fair treatment of Jews.

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    German antisemitic publication "Warum Arierparagraph?" by Drs. E.H. Schultz and R. Frercks, published by the Racial Policy Office of the NSDAP, Berlin, 1934. With graphs and illustrations, the pamphlet summarizes and justifies the anti-Jewish laws enacted by the Third Reich and provides statistics "proving" how Jews are overrepresented in the important parts of society. Interestingly it promises that Jews will be well treated--only their social standing is intolerable.

    Dimensions

    8 3/4 x 5 3/4"

    Keywords

    Racial Policy Office, Berlin, Why the Aryan Law, Schulz, Frercks

    Subcollection

    Early

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    Why the Aryan Law?

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