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LOT 37:
Issues 1-52 of the antisemitic weekly "Psst...!". Paris, 1898-1899
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Issues 1-52 of the antisemitic weekly "Psst...!". Paris, 1898-1899
52 consecutive issues [bound] of the antisemitic weekly "Psst...!", (issues 1-52) - from the sharp antisemitic publications during the Dreyfus affair. France - February 5, 1898 - January 1, 1899.
"Psst...!"- Illustrated magazine founded by Jean-Louis and Caran d'Ach (pseudonym of Emmanuel Poiré). A French weekly that regularly published antisemitic cartoons during the Dreyfus trial against Dreyfus supporters (many cartoons mocking Emil Zola) and against the Jews in general. Published in a regular four-page format full of venomous antisemitic illustrations, which appeared regularly during the affair. The various issues feature hundreds of antisemitic illustrations by Forain and Caran d'Ach which are considered to be the sharpest antisemitic publications which were published during the Dreyfus affair.
52 sheets. [4] pages per issue. 39 cm. Sheets bound in a nice original cover in brown color on which is embossed in gold letters the name of the weekly: "Psst...!". Very good condition.
