"Posters did not kill six million Jewish men, women, and children. But vicious antisemitic Nazi propaganda prepared the ground--poster by poster by poster. Helping young people critically reflect on persisting antisemitic stereotypes and simplistic messages is of the utmost importance in the world we live in today."

-- "Menno Metselaar, Anne Frank House, Amsterdam"

"Faivish, a son of Holocaust survivors, and co-author Cole weave together an analysis of antisemitic propaganda posters and the history of World War II....The formal analysis of the images will help readers understand the ideologies the posters promoted, hone their visual literacy skills, and gain historical insights....A necessary overview that's rich in analysis and insight."

-- "Kirkus Reviews"

"The posters are staggering. The text that accompanies each piece of art is intriguing and informative. It's a book that needs to be read."

-- "Larry Swartz, author of Teaching Tough Topics"

★ "Whether used as curriculum support for units on world history or language arts writing genres, in art classes, or to foster empathy in SEL sessions, the arresting artwork and insightful commentary are sure to inspire thoughtful reflection and generate considerable discussion."

-- "Booklist"

"A remarkable collection... This book is a good reminder of how propaganda works, and what needs to be done to ensure that campaigns of hate can be exposed before their consequences turn deadly."

-- "Cecil Rosner, award-winning journalist and author"

Publisher: Second Story Press

Pub date: 2025-10-21

Length: 100 pages