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English: An issue of the propaganda ministry's periodical, Ľudové noviny, 21 September 1941, addressing the so-called Jewish Code.

The main header reads: "Už odbilo Židom: Najprísnejšie rasové zákony na Židov sú slovenské" ("We've dealt with the Jews; the strictest anti-Jewish law is Slovakia's"). Other headers include

  • "Nadhodnota slovenskej rasy voči židovskej zabezpečená"
  • "Naše zákony vzorom pre celú Európu" ("Our laws a model for all of Europe")
  • "Nebude už nikdy viac nijaký Žid príživníkom na tele slovenského národa"
See here and here (pg. 6) .
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Source https://www.dalito.sk/radsej-patrit-k-prenasledovanym-ako-k-prenasledovatelom/ , picture of exhibit at Sered Holocaust museum
Author Slovak State Propaganda Ministry (see Lônčíková, Michala (2017). "Was the antisemitic propaganda a catalyst for tensions in the Slovak-Jewish relations?". Holocaust Studies. 23 (1–2): 86. doi:10.1080/17504902.2016.1209839.) The articles were not bylined.
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According to the Slovak Copyright Act, this image is in the public domain .

( Law No. 185/2015 English translation , Part two, Section 5)

"a) idea, manner, system, method, concept, principle, discovery or information that has been expressed, described, explained, depicted or incorporated into a work,
b) a text of legislation, a decision of public authority or a court decision, technical norm, including draft materials and translations thereof
c) land-use planning documents
d) state symbol, municipality symbol, symbol of self-governing region; this does not apply to a work which formed ground for creating of such symbol,
e) speech presented in discussions on public affairs
f) daily news; daily news is information on event or circumstance; where a work informing about daily news or a work in which daily news is included, is not considered as daily news,
g) work of traditional folk culture,
h) result of activity of expert, interpreter or translator acting under special law."

Hence it is assumed that this image has been released into the public domain . However, in some instances the use of this image might be regulated by other laws.

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