German WW2 booklet satirizing Winston Churchill. Written by Hermann Trefez, this particular copy bears the stamp of the local mayors office with the message “The home community sends its warmest Easter greetings”. 61 pages.
Price: $400.00
German WW2 booklet satirizing Winston Churchill. Written by Hermann Trefez, this particular copy bears the stamp of the local mayors office with the message “The home community sends its warmest Easter greetings”. 61 pages.
Price: $400.00
French WW2 booklet titled “Which one do you choose?” It shows a picture of Jean Jaures and Ilya Ehrenburg. One is a jew, the other a socialist. It goes on to talk about the dangers of both and states that the only way to defeat the jews and communists is to win the war. 14 pages.
Price: $450.00
French WW2 broadside titled “Ronard 1560”. It cites anti-semitic poetry by the famed poet and asks the question….”In 1560, was Ronard an agent of Hitler?”.
Price: $190.00
Note: Pierre de Ronsard (1524 – 1585) was a French poet or, as his own generation in France called him, a "prince of poets".
French WW2 broadside titled “Alert! Here they are...The Jews….” With a cover photo of Jewish-Soviet writer Ilya Ehrenburg. It cites arrests and executions of jewish terrorist in Paris and Lyon.
Price: $350.00
French WW2 broadside titled “Jewish Terrorism”.
Price: $300.00
French WW2 booklet titled “Sabotage the House!” Heavily anti-semitic. It shows how a French farmer, by not helping the Germans and supporting the Allies, lost his farm and becomes a slave to the jews.
Price: $490.00
French WW2 booklet titled “You who have thought about tomorrow. You who have saved. Savers! Potential holders of French and foreign values that have been robbed...ruined, perhaps...Read our indictment, you will know those responsible!....” It blames the jews and cites specific public companies ruined by the jews. Issus by the Institut D’etude des Questions Juivs.
Price: $600.00
French WW2 broadside showing a village in flames, with the caption “There is communism”. It appeals to the French people support the Germans, citing a case in Bergerac where 180 local people were rounded up by the Resistance and were digging their own graves when the were liberated by the Wehrmact at the last minute. It is compared to the massacre at Katyn.
Price: $180.00
French WW2 booklet titled “The Canker... that is eating away at France”. Institute of Jewish Questions. Heavily anti-semitic.
Price: $450.00
French WW2 broadside ridiculing Churchill’s promise to invade France before mid-March, 1944.
Price: $110.00
French WW2 booklet titled “Is the Holy See under threat?”. The cover shows the results of the first bombardment of the Vatican.
Price: $220.00
French WW2 booklet titled “Glorious Retreats of Winston Churchill”. Shows the British fleeing Dunkirk and mentions disasters at Norway and Daka.
Price: $250.00
Three Vichy bank notes for 1, 2 and 5 francs.
Price: $100.00
French WW2 booklet titled “Power of Darkness” by Paul Lombard, 1942. Anti-Mason.
Price: $390.00
French WW2 broadside titled “The Pope Speaks”, by L’Action Catholique Anti-Communiste.
Price: $90.00
French WW2 booklet titled “Liberation? Distributed by your RAF friends”. Heavily anti-semitic.
Price: $240.00
French WW2 broadside titled “Remember. Yesterday's "future" is today's present.” Heavily anti-semitic. The reverse is a bank cheque with the notation “When a Jew draws a bill on the future...it is always the Aryan who pays the present”.
Price: $250.00
French WW2 booklet titled “Blood will flow and it may be yours”. It warns the French people of the communist threat.
Price: $90.00
French WW2 broadside titled “De Gaulle Joins Thorez”. Maurice Thorez (1900 – 1964) was a French politician and longtime leader of the French Communist Party (PCF) from 1930 until his death. He also served as Deputy Prime Minister of France from 1946 to 1947. In November 1944, Thorez returned to France from his exile in the Soviet Union.
Price: $260.00
French WW2 propagandas booklet saluting the communists Francois Billoux and Fernand Grenier, “commissars” in the Free French government in Algeria.
Price: $150.00