Early Nazi Anti-Semitic Booklet - Hamburg, 1919

Die Dreihundert. Hamburg: Deutschvֳ¶lkischer Schutz-und TrutzBund, 1919. German.
Anti-Semitic booklet published by the "German Nationalist Protection and Defiance Federation," the largest, most active and influential anti-Semitic organization established in Germany after World War I. Its publishing arm put out some of the books that greatly influenced the opinions of those who later organized the Nazi Party, and after it folded many of its members reached high ranks in the Nazi party. The booklet, which opens with twelve rules on how to treat Jews and confront them (not to marry Jews, not to read Jewish papers, etc.) contains a survey of the situation in central Europe, with a negative attitude towards the Jews and their responsibility for Germany's defeat in World War I. 24 pp, 18 cm. Very good condition. Scattered stains.