A poster for Der Ewige Jude.

An envelope mailed from Berlin with a “Der Ewige Jude” postmark.

B’Nai B’rith is a Jewish service organization founded in Washington, D.C. in 1843. This issue of their monthly magazine was published in October 1938, just a month before Kristalnacht. Inside is a photo and caption condemning Der Ewige Jude.

The back cover of my copy of Der Ewige Jude.

The front matter of my copy of the Der Ewige Jude book, published in 1937 by the Nazi Party’s official publishing house.

A postcard featuring stamps advertising Der Ewige Jude.

The Der Ewige Jude exhibit, which travelled to Munich, Berlin, Vienna, and other German cities, illustrates the Jewish peoples’ alleged conspiracies against Germany, as well as the alleged Jewish ties to communism. The exhibition was seen by more than 400,000 people.

B’Nai B’rith, a US Jewish service organization, published this photo of a giant Der Ewige Jude banner on display in Vienna.

An anti-Jewish postcard, mailed in 1938, advertising the Der Ewige Jude exhibit in Vienna.