Julius Streicher was executed by hanging in October 1946. What became of his erotic collection, however, remains somewhat of a mystery. Archivists, do your thing.

Nazi propagandist Julius Streicher's outburst — “Purim Fest 1946!” — at his execution may have mystified those who were present, but it wasn’t meaningless.

“Julius Streicher.” In this March 27, 1946 photo from the Nuremberg war crimes trial, former German Foreign Minister Joachim von Rippentrop, right, leans to confer with his lawyer, lower left ...

Julius Streicher was hanged on Oct. 16, 1946. Although he was a Nazi, he had never shot anyone, killed anybody with poison gas, or used physical torture against innocent victims.

The notorious Julius Streicher, of whom little has been heard since the outbreak of the war, has arrived in Paris to prepare for the publication of a French edition of his pornographic anti-Jewish ...

In commemoration of Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, Prof. John Michalczyk spoke on his forthcoming book, Julius Streicher–Tainted Images, Stolen Lives: The Anti-Semitic Tabloid "Der Stürmer" ...

Julius Streicher, the rabid anti-Semitic publisher of a Nazi tabloid and three children’s readers, used dehumanized and at times semi-pornographic images to foster a hatred of Jews. His paper, Der ...