The first issue of the Stürmer

Stürmer issue on Jewish ritual murder

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Des Stürmers Kampf by Karl Holz was published 1937 by Stürmerverlag in Nuremberg. Karl Holz was a long-time staff member of Julius Streicher's Der Stürmer, as well as Streicher's assistant Gauleiter in Nuremberg. This 1937 promotional pamphlet, widely distributed within Germany at the time and extremely rare today, presents the history of Streicher's extremely anti-Semitic newspaper. It includes numerous photographs and illustrations from the Stürmer. The purpose of this publication is described in the authors introduction: “At the beginning of the stormy National Socialist year of 1923, a little newspaper appeared in Nuremberg that set itself the task of leading the battle to solve the Jewish Question. It called itself Der Stürmer. Its founder and publisher was Julius Streicher. This former little paper today has become a fighting newspaper known throughout the world, feared and hated by all of world Jewry. In 1937, Der Stürmer began its fifteenth year of battle. That is the occasion for the appearance of this publication. Every German should have a copy.” Very few copies of this publication have survived the war and the de-Nazification after 1945.

The first Fips cartoon in the Stürmer

Stürmer issue published for the 1935 Reich Party Days

Stürmer issue published shortly after the National Socialist revolution

Stürmer issue on Jewish doctors

Stürmer Display Cases