Two facsmile reprints, one reproducing a decree of Johann Friedrich, Duke Elector of Saxony, printed in Witttenberg in 1536. The decree reinforces an earlier decree of 1543 banning Jews from travelling through Saxony. The second is a document passed by the town council of Leipzig in 1867 confirming existing regulations regarding trade by Jewish merchants.

ANTI-SEMITISM.

Editore: [Germany, n.p., c. 1930's?]

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280 X 455mm., and 320 X 450mm., respectively, gothic script, printed on recto only, some marginal tears. One has a Bergisch Gladbach watermark which may be from the Zander paper mill which was set up in the town in 1829 and still exists today. As both items reprint anti-semitic documents, the possibility is that they date from the 1930's. [We are indebted to the National Library of Scotland for their help in identifying these items].

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• Titolo: Two facsmile reprints, one reproducing a decree of Johann Friedrich, Duke Elector of Saxony, printed in Witttenberg in 1536. The decree reinforces an earlier decree of 1543 banning Jews from travelling through Saxony. The second is a document passed by the town council of Leipzig in 1867 confirming existing regulations regarding trade by Jewish merchants.
• Editore: [Germany, n.p., c. 1930's?]