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NAZI ANTI-JEWISH BOOK DON’T TRUST A FOX OR A JEW ...
STURMER VERLAG BOOK
TRAU KEINEM FUCHS AUF GRÜNER HEID UND KEINEM JÜD AUF SEINEM EID!
(DO NOT TRUST A FOX IN A
GREEN PASTURE OR A JEW
UPON HIS OATH!)
ONE OF THE MOST
ANTI-JEWISH BOOKS
EVER PUBLISHED!

This rare anti-Jewish Julius Streicher book is offered for sale for
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anti-Jewish Nazi children book
DO NOT TRUST A FOX IN A GREEN PASTURE OR A JEW UPON HIS OATH!
Nazi swastika
racially pure German
The Stürmer Publishing Company of Gauleiter and Frankenführer Julius Streicher in Nürnberg stands alone as far and away the most anti-Semitic publisher among dozens of publishers in Germany during the Third Reich. All others pale by comparison.
aryan girl
Among the first, most vitriolic and stereotypical of the Stürmer Verlag children's books was Trau keinem Fuchs auf grüner Heid und keinem Jud auf seinem Eid (Don't Trust a Fox in a Green Pasture Or a Jew Upon His Oath!) an 8 x 10 inch very, very heavily illustrated 44 page hard cover by Elvira (not Elwira as it is spelled on some “scholarly” university websites) Bauer, first published by Stürmer Verlag in 1936.
No Jews allowed!
anti-Jewish cartoon
typical jews
HJ boys
Julius Streicher
The Jews are our Misfortune
Nazi advertising
The book begins with a quick look at the creation of the races, and how from the earliest of times Jews made a burden of themselves on the others. Then it contrasts “typical” Germans with “typical” Jews, explains Jewish names, Jewish traits and the Jewish mistreatment of the non-Jews they came in contact with.
Toward the end the book explains that a man named Streicher from Franken had the Jews trembling with the truths he published in his newspaper Der Stürmer. It explains the Jews would be expelled from schools and driven from Germany, and ends with the Streicher maxim Die Juden sind unser Unglück (The Jews are our Misfortune).
Reasonably accurate translations of the text of "Don't Trust a Fox in a Green Pasture Or a Jew Upon His Oath" are available on the internet so we will not bother with one here. Far more important than the specific textual content of this book are the illustrations, and the fact that it was ever published at all and reprinted in at least 4 editions. In the Allied denazification campaigns that followed the defeat of Nazi Germany in WW2 virtually all examples of this book were destroyed.
The original Third Reich example of Trau keinem Fuchs auf grüner Heid und keinem Jud auf seinem Eid that we offer here is from the 4th edition of 51 to 60 thousand (10,000 copies). The internal pages and illustrations show almost no use and are in excellent condition. The pictures are perfectly bright and clear.
Julius Streicher, publisher of this book, was hanged by the Allies in Nuremberg in 1946 seconds after shouting, “Heil Hitler!”
Tthe condition of this book is excellent. Minimal wear, no tears, no writing, no library marks. Extremely rare!
Judenfrage
The illustration above is not from the book. It is a rare original Third Reich advertisement for this book with the headline "The Easter Gift for German Children!"

The illustration at the left above the slogan "Without Solving the Jewish Problem, There is No Solution for Mankind" is from the back cover of this book.