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Deutsch: Zentrum für Holocaust- und Minderheitenstudien (norwegisch Senter for studier av Holocaust og livssynsminoriteter, auch als «HL-senteret») in Oslo, Norwegen, 2021:
  • Der ewige Jude Grosse politische Schau im Bibliotheksbau des Deutschen Museums zu München. Ab 8. november 1937. Täglich geöffnet von 10–21 Uhr.
Postkarte, Ansichtskarte, Propagandakarte, NS-Propaganda, Antisemitismus
Der ewige Jude war der Titel einer von den Nationalsozialisten ab November 1937 veranstalteten Wanderausstellung, die der weiteren Aufhetzung der Bevölkerung im Rahmen der antisemitischen Rassismusideologie diente. Plakat zur Ausstellung Der ewige Jude im Jahr 1937, „mit den Attributen des Wuchers, einer Geißel und einer Weltkarte des Bolschewismus“. Der Autor ist unbekannt: Publiziert unter der Verwendung des Pseudonyms „Horst Schlüter“.
  • Flugblatt für Entartete Kunst, eine von den Nationalsozialisten organisierte Propagandaausstellung in München. Sie wurde am 19. Juli 1937 in den Hofgartenarkaden eröffnet und endete im November desselben Jahres.


Gequälte Leinwand
Seelische Verwesung
Krankhafte Phantasten
Geisteskranke Nichtskönner
von Judencliquen preisgekrönt, von Literaten gepriesen, waren Produkte und Produzenten einer „Kunst“, für die Staatliche und Städtische Institute gewissenlos Millionenbeträge deutschen Volksvermögens verschleuderten, während deutsche Künstler zur gleichen Zeit verhungerten. So, wie jener „Staat“ war seine „Kunst“.
Seht Euch das an! – Urteilt selbst!
Besuchet die Ausstellung
„Entartete Kunst“
Hofgarten-Arkaden, Galeriestraße 4
Eintritt frei – Für Jugendliche verboten


English: Photo taken 2021 in the exhibitions of the Center for Studies of the Holocaust and Religious Minorities (Norwegian: HL-senteret) in Oslo, Norway:
  • Postcard promoting the antisemtic 'The Eternal Jew' art exhibition (German: Der ewige Jude) displayed at the Library of the German Museum in Munich from 8 November 1937 to 31 January 1938. The poster for the exhibition shows a stereotypical Jew with the attributes of usury, a scourge and a world map of Bolshevism. The author is unknown: Published using the pseudonym "Horst Schlüter".
  • Flyer for the Degenerate Art Exhibition (German: Die Ausstellung "Entartete Kunst") organized by the Nazi Party in Munich from 19 July to 30 November 1937. The exhibition presented 650 works of art, confiscated from German museums, that "insult German feeling, or destroy or confuse natural form or simply reveal an absence of adequate manual and artistic skill".


Translation:
Tortured canvas
Mental decay
Pathological fantasists
Insane incompetents
awarded by Jewish cliques, praised by literati, were products and producers of an "art" for which state and municipal institutions recklessly squandered millions of German national wealth while German artists starved to death at the same time. Just as that "state" was, so was its "art".
Check it out! – Judge for yourself!
Visit the exhibition
"Degenerate art"
Hofgarten-Arkaden, Galeriestraße 4
Free entry – Forbidden for youth


Norsk bokmål: Foto fra utstillingene om antisemittismen, nazistenes jødeutryddelser og Holocaust i Norge i «HL-senteret» (Senter for studier av Holocaust og livssynsminoriteter) på Bygdøy i Oslo, tatt høsten 2021:
  • Der ewige Jude, postkort for en antisemittisk vandreutstilling som begynte i München i november 1937. Plakatmotivet viser en nazistisk propagandakarikatur av «den evige jøde» med åger-penger, pisk og kart over bolsjevismen.
  • Entartete Kunst, løpeseddel/flygeblad for en nazistisk propgandautstiling i München fra juli til november 1937 som presenterte modernistisk billedkunst som «utartet og degenerert kunst».
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