Two Anti-Semitic Items – Advertisement Label for the Newspaper La Libre Parole and an Illustrated Booklet for ...

Two Anti-Semitic Items – Advertisement Label for the Newspaper La Libre Parole and an Illustrated Booklet for Children – France, Late 19th Century to ca. 1940s
A round paper label – advertisement for the newspaper La Libre Parole and an illustrated booklet for children. [France, late 19th century to ca. 1940s].
1. A round paper label – advertisement for the anti-Semitic newspaper La Libre Parole. [France, late 19th century or early 20th century].
One of its sides is designed as the French cockade with the printed caption "Vive Drumont, A Bas les Juifs" ["Long live Drumont – begone the Jews"]. On its other side appears the portrait of the newspaper's editor, the anti-Semitic writer and journalist Eduard Drumont (1844-1917) and around it the caption "Tous les bons Francais listen la Libre Parole" ["All good French read the La Libre Parole"].
Diameter: 4.5 cm. Good condition. Stains and minor blemishes.
2. Youpino, an illustrated anti-Semitic booklet for children. [Paris]: N.E.F, [1930s or early 1940s].
The booklet describes the course of life of a French Jew, his childhood, youth and adulthood. On every page appears a large illustration depicting the Jew's shameful behavior at every age, and beneath it a short explanation ending with the words "Since he is Jewish!" (French). The last page, depicting the expulsion of the Jew from France, reads: "And on that day everyone will rejoice… since there will be no more Jews!".
[6] leaves (not including the cover), 20.5 cm. Good condition. Several stains.