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Poster Advertising the Berlin Trade and Industrial Exhibition (1896)
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Route Taken through Europe by Abraham Ulrikab and His Family in 1880–81
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The Fisk Jubilee Singers Tour Germany (1877–78)
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Graphic Pictures of Native Life in Distant Lands (1888)
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Tobias, One of the Inuit in a Völkerschau in Hamburg (1880)
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Poster for a Ceylonese Exhibit at a “Human Zoo” (1883)
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Johan Adrian Jacobsen (19th century)
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Poster Advertising “Carl Hagenbeck’s 1885 Ceylon Expedition” (1885)
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Socialists on Trial for Treason (1872)
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Bismarck Introduces Ludwig Windthorst to His Wife Johanna (May 3, 1879)
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Ernst Henseler, Tavern Scene (1877)
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Kulturkampf Legislation (May 31, 1875)
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Robert Koehler, The Strike (1886)
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Robert Koehler, The Socialist (1885)
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“Reichstag Dissolution” (July 7, 1878)
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Kaiser Wilhelm I Recuperates after a Second Attempt was Made on His Life (1878)
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Bloodied Uniform Worn by Kaiser Wilhelm I
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A Comrade’s “Safe-Conduct” Papers (February 14, 1885)
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“For the Committee Debating the Anti-Socialist Law” (1884)
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Consequences of the Anti-Socialist Laws—Police Break up a Peaceful Assembly in Berlin (1890)
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Socialist Leaders Are Discovered by Police (c. 1890)
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Confiscated Issue of Der Sozialdemokrat Addressed to August Bebel (March 1880)
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“The Favorite” (May 30, 1880)
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Map: The Reichstag Elections of 1877
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Wilhelm Leibl, The Newspaper Reader (1891)
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