Der Stürmer
William Nichols, Professor of Religious Studies, recounts, "At his trial in Nuremberg after the Second World War, [[Julius Streicher]], the notorious Nazi propagandist, editor of the scurrilous antisemitic weekly "Der Stürmer", argued that if he should be standing there arraigned on such charges, so should Martin Luther. Reading such passages, it is hard not to agree with him. Luther's proposals read like a program for the Nazis." It was Luther's expression "The Jews are our misfortune" that centuries later would be repeated by Heinrich von Treitschke and appear as motto on the front page of Julius Streicher's "Der Stürmer".