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'''Der Stürmer''' (english: The striker) was an [[Antisemitism|antisemitic]] newspaper in [[Nazi Germany]]. It was published by [[Julius Streicher]] from April 20, 1923. It showed typical [[National Socialist]] [[propaganda]] like rape of non-jewish womens by jews or world conquest plans by jews.  
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'''Der Stürmer''' (English: The striker) was an [[Antisemitism|antisemitic]] newspaper in [[Nazi Germany]]. It was published by [[Julius Streicher]] from April 20, 1923. It showed typical [[National Socialist]] [[propaganda]] like the rape of non-Jewish women by Jews, or world conquest plans by Jews.  
  
 
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Revision as of 23:12, June 29, 2016

Der Stürmer (English: The striker) was an antisemitic newspaper in Nazi Germany. It was published by Julius Streicher from April 20, 1923. It showed typical National Socialist propaganda like the rape of non-Jewish women by Jews, or world conquest plans by Jews.

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