Ceramic figurine of a skunk with Adolf Hitler's face
- Classification
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Decorative Arts
- Category
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Ceramics
- Object Type
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Pottery figures (lcsh)
- Credit Line
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection, Gift of Forrest James Robinson, Jr.
Figurine of a skunk painted in black and white with the face of Adolf Hitler. The tail is broken off from the body.
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Also in Forrest James Robinson Jr. collection
The collection consists of anti-Nazi propaganda materials.
Date: approximately 1945
Ceramic figurine of a skunk with Adolf Hitler's face
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Figurine of a skunk painted in black and white with the frowning face of Adolf Hitler and the words "Japan's Rising Sun" painted in gold lettering along the tail. There is also an image of a gold sun underneath the letters.
Ceramic figurine of Adolf Hitler with pincushion
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Ceramic figure of Adolf Hitler bending over with brown fabric pin cushion as his bottom. Includes original tag titled "Hotzi Notzi" and two pins with paper American flags; dated 1941.
American anti-Japanese "hunting license"
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American propaganda document: anti-Japanese "hunting license". Satirical "Japanese Hunting License" document with no names filled in.
Pin-back button
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American propaganda anti-Japanese pin-back button, "Jap Hunting License/Open Season/No Limit" and image of crossed weapons.
Pin-back button
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American propaganda anti-Japanese pin-back button, "Jap Hunting License" with outline of map of United States, a "Keep Out" sign and a likeness of Uncle Sam, holding a rifle.
Pin-back button
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American propaganda anti-Japanese pin-back button."Jap Hunting License/Open Season/No Limit." Lettering around image of a Japanese person with stereotypical features and a red star on his military cap.
Display board with pins
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Display board with series of American propaganda anti-Japanese pin-back buttons. Display board reads "Wear a Button/Remember Pearl Harbor/Buy War Bonds", and each identical pin has the words "Remember Pearl Harbor" and an American flag. The board is dated 1942.
