Background: This story comes from Der Giftpilz, an anti-Semitic children’s book published by Julius Streicher, the publisher of Der Stürmer. This summary and partial translation is taken from a 1938 publication issued by the “Friends of Europe” in London, an organization to which I have not been able to find a successor to request permission to reprint. How the Jew Treats His Domestic Help This story tells of a 23 year-old Rosa, who went into domestic service, using a Jewish agency in Vienna. For four weeks the parents have heard nothing of her. They are troubled. Finally a letter comes from Rosa telling how she was handed on and her experience, and how, finally, she reached a Jewish home in England, via the Jewish Agency. In England: “They were again Jews. I got only small wages and had to work from early morning till late at night. I had almost nothing to eat. The Jews treated me as if I were a dog. I was perpetually insulted.” The letter goes on to tell how she was rescued by the wife of a good German business man, who was on a visit to London. “They rescued me from slavery. They even bought me a return ticket.” Rosa concludes: “The Jew is a devil. I shall hate him as long as I live. And I shall always think of the saying I heard yesterday: ‘German woman, great or small, The Jew calls you simply: Goja. He hates you, corrupts you, Treats you worse than cattle. If a girl wants to keep herself pure Let her steer clear of the Jews! If she wants to make good in life’s struggle, Let her have no truck with the Jews!’” Go to the Giftpilz Page. Go to the German Propaganda Archive Home Page.