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Der Stürmer

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  • Julius Streicher
    Julius Streicher

    …of the anti-Semitic weekly newspaper Der Stürmer, Streicher achieved a position of great wealth and influence in Nazi Germany. Der Stürmer’s crude anti-Jewish invective provided a focus for Hitler’s persecutory racial policies; the newspaper initiated the general campaign that led to the passage of the Nuremberg laws in 1935.

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    …of the anti-Semitic weekly newspaper Der Stürmer, Streicher achieved a position of great wealth and influence in Nazi Germany. Der Stürmer’s crude anti-Jewish invective provided a focus for Hitler’s persecutory racial policies; the newspaper initiated the general campaign that led to the passage of the Nuremberg laws in 1935.

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