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Antisemitic Caricature: The Jew as Sexual Predator (1899)
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Fifth Grade Class in the Middle School in Wittenberge (1888)
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The Drawing Lesson (1870)
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Kaiser Wilhelm II on the Workers’ Question (January 21, 1890)
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Kaiser Wilhelm I’s Royal Proclamation on Public Health Insurance (November 17, 1881)
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Child Vaccination in the Countryside (1866)
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Collecting Benefits from Old Age and Disability Insurance (c. 1890)
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Baron Hugo von Habermann, A Delicate Child (1886)
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“The Latest Rumor” (April 1872)
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Karl Marx, Das Kapital, Volume 1, Book 1, Cover of the First Edition (1867)
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“The Future of the Empire Foretold” (September 9, 1866)
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“The Extent of Our Agreement” (October 13, 1861)
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“The Opportunity is Favorable” (June 3, 1866)
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Krupp Smokestacks in Essen (1861)
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The Battle of Königgrätz, July 3, 1866 (1866)
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French Caricature about Prussian Expansion (1867)
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Franz von Lenbach, Portrait of Otto von Bismarck (1890)
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Prussian Liberals and Bismarck after Königgrätz (1866)
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Cham, “To Use a Needle...” (September 1866)
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The Wounded Pour into Dresden (19th Century)
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Prussian Troops Arrive in Dresden on June 18, 1866 (no date)
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Arrival of Mecklenburg Artillery in Leipzig in June 1866 (no date)
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Entry of Victorious Prussian Troops into Berlin (September 21, 1866)
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Honoré Daumier, “The New Gulliver” (1866)
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Ems Dispatch, Original (Pages 1 and 2) (July 13, 1870)
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