In these historical images from the 1930s, an anti-Semitic German pamphlet is shown, highlighting the differences in physical characteristics between an ‘ideal’ Aryan boy on the left and a ‘typical’ Jewish boy. The pamphlet aims to promote Nazi ideology on racial purity and superiority. The illustration starkly contrasts the features and attributes of the two boys, reflecting the harmful and discriminatory beliefs perpetuated by Nazism during that time. Follow @historyfromeveryday for daily hist

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