Members of the SA drive through the streets of Recklingshausen, Germany on propaganda trucks bedecked with anti-Jewish banners.

Photograph | Digitized | Photograph Number: 80821

Overview

Caption: Members of the SA drive through the streets of Recklingshausen, Germany on propaganda trucks bedecked with anti-Jewish banners.

The banners read: "He who knows the Jew knows the Devil," "The Bourgeois: 'the economy is everything." The poster depicts a man using a swastika to crush Jews with snakes coming out of their heads. On the back is the official stamp of the SA and a handwritten note, "At the beginning of the Propaganda parade on August 18, 1935."
Date: 1935 August 18
Locale: Recklingshausen, Germany
Photo Credit: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Warren A. Gorrell

Photo Source: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Copyright: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Provenance: Warren A. Gorrell

Source Record ID: Collections: 1991.150.2

Keyword: ANIMALS ANIMALS (SNAKES) FLAGS FLAGS (NAZI) PROPAGANDA PROPAGANDA (ANTI-JEWISH) SA (STURMABTEILUNG) TRUCKS
Photo Designation: ANTISEMITISM - GERMANY 1933-45 -- Propaganda -- General