VERY RARE Original German Third Reich EXTREMELY ANTI-JEWISH DER SCHULUNGSBRIEF (THE PARTY DIRECTIVE) Magazine Certified

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VERY RARE Original German Third Reich EXTREMELY ANTI-JEWISH DER SCHULUNGSBRIEF (THE PARTY DIRECTIVE) Certified. Probably the most important and influential of all the party publications produced and printed in Nazi Germany were the monthly issues of an unpretentious 8 x 11-1/2 inch, well illustrated magazine called simply Der Schulungsbrief. The magazine tends to be a mystery to most who encounter it. Most English speaking collectors, dealers and historians today incorrectly assume that Der Schulungsbrief was some sort of magazine for schools or school children. Nothing could be further from the truth. The title Der Schulungsbrief actually means and should be translated into English as “The Party Directive” and it was published under the direction  of the NSDAP, the Reichsorganisationsleiter himself, Dr. Robert Ley. With a monthly circulation over 4 million, the magazine covered every NSDAP subject from the most serious racial questions to matters like the worldwide geographical distribution of the swastika symbol in antiquity. The extremely anti-Semitic position of Der Schulungsbrief gave away nothing to Julius Streicher’s Der Stürmer! Very good condition.  Some wear to the spine otherwise good Gettysburg Museum Certified (COA) provided. 100% Guaranteed to be authentic.  Sold for historic purposes only. See our other pieces on our web site. Also note when browsing our web site there are several pages of items, at the bottom of the list look for other page numbers. Great artifact! don’t miss it! Very Good CONDITION VERY HISTORIC.

Description

Historical WWII propaganda poster with soldier and eagle imagery, Nazi symbols, and German text. Historical wartime document and soldier photograph from Gettysburg Museum of History. Propaganda poster depicting a soldier fighting a dragon with Nazi symbols, WWII era. Das Reich book open with German text and illustrations, historical content from WWII era. Historical busts and portraits of notable figures from the Gettysburg Museum of History collection. Vintage black-and-white photographs and documents related to German history and wartime experiences. Civil War soldier with rifle and Star of David patch on uniform. Bronze statue of a heroic figure holding a sword, symbolizing victory and strength.