Image:Deutsche Sieben - Antisemiten.JPG

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de: „Eine deutsche Sieben.“ Montage von Portraitfotos bekannter deutscher Antisemiten, wahrscheinlich zur Zeit der Antisemitenpetition 1880. In der Mitte Otto Glagau, darum im Uhrzeigersinn Adolf König, Bernhard Förster, Max Liebermann von Sonnenberg, Theodor Fritsch, Paul Förster und Otto Böckel. Die Unterschrift lautet: „Eine deutsche Sieben, / Die die Juden nicht lieben.“ Original im Goethe- und Schiller-Archiv Weimar, Signatur GSA 101/151 (Nietzsche-Archiv Ikonographie, offenbar Nachlass Bernhard Försters / Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsches) [1].

Scan des Faksimiles in Benders/Oettermann (Hrsg.): Friedrich Nietzsche - Chronik in Bildern und Texten, Hanser / dtv 2000, S. 575

en: "A German Seven". Montage of portraits showing well-known German antisemites ca. at the time of the "Antisemitenpetition" (1880/1881). Centre: Otto Glagau, around him clockwise: Adolf König, Bernhard Förster, Max Liebermann von Sonnenberg, Theodor Fritsch, Paul Förster and Otto Böckel. Writing says "A German seven / those who do not love the Jews", but can also be read as "A German seven / those who the Jews do not love". Original at Goethe- und Schiller-Archiv Weimar, signature GSA 101/151 (Nietzsche-Archiv Ikonographie, apparently estate of Bernhard Förster via Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsche) [2].

Scan of a facsimile in Benders/Oettermann (ed.): Friedrich Nietzsche - Chronik in Bildern und Texten, Hanser / dtv 2000, p. 575

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