"10 Commandments in the Struggle Against the Jews" - Antisemitic proclamation. Chemnitz, 1930s

"10 Commandments in the Struggle Against the Jews" - Antisemitic proclamation. Chemnitz, 1930s

10 Gebote im Kampf gegen die Juden - "The Ten Commandments in the Struggle against the Jews" - Kamnitz (Germany) 1930s - A sharp antisemitic proclamation in German. Printed by W. H. F. Blume.

An antisemitic version of the "Ten Commandments". The publisher quotes word after word from the Ten Commandments in the Torah, and וn its place brings hatred sentences against the Jews aimed to their extermination. For example: The first commandment "In my country I will not suffer with another - the Jews are our greatest enemies", instead of 'Respect your father and mother' it is written -"We must be able to forget what is most precious to us so that all our actions and thoughts are directed towards the struggle against the Jews", instead of "You will not kil" it is written "We must never prevent the death of a Jew", instead of 'Do not steal' it is written: "We must prevent the Jews from possessing goods, all contracts written with the Jews must be canceled, they must not be worked for salary", etc. instead of "Thou shalt not covet" it is written: "We must always remember to fight a Jew wherever we meet him, and the goal justifies the means ...".

Very rare, does not appear in the National Library.

[1] p. 21X15 cm. Folding mark along its length. Good condition.