Lion Feuchtwanger Tells of Outrages on Jews in Germany
Americans and the Holocaust Exhibit
German novelist Lion Feuchtwanger narrates his experiences of Nazi persecution to the North American Newspaper Alliance in 1933. This was relatively soon after Hitler’s election and the Nazi consolidation of power, but even then Americans were hearing about violent attacks on Jews in papers like the St. Louis Globe Democrat. ;“Lion Feuchtwanger Tells of Outrages on Jews in Germany,” St. Louis Globe-Democrat (St. Louis, MO), March 20, 1933, page 1, 7, column 3, digital image, Newspaper.com https://www.newspapers.com/image/573774828/: accessed {Feb 4, 2026}. Originals at the State Historical Society of Missouri
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March 20 1933, Date createdFormat
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Bern, SwitzerlandSource
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CC BY-NC-ND;“Lion Feuchtwanger Tells of Outrages on Jews in Germany,” St. Louis Globe-Democrat (St. Louis, MO), March 20, 1933, page 1, 7, column 3, digital image, Newspaper.com https://www.newspapers.com/image/573774828/: accessed {Feb 4, 2026}. Originals at the State Historical Society of MissouriMedia Type
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Lion Feuchtwanger Tells of Outrages on Jews in Germany: AATH24. Archives of the Daniel Boone Regional Library. 15 Sep 2026.
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