Der Stürmer
Stories of "Rassenschande", which denoted alleged scandals of Jewish men and German women having sex, were staples of "Der Stürmer". Streicher described Jews as sex offenders who were "violators of the innocent, perpetrators of bizarre sex crimes, and ritual murderers", who allegedly performed in religious ceremonies using blood of other humans, usually Christians. Streicher also frequently reported attempts of child molestation by Jews. "Der Stürmer" never lacked details about sexual intercourse, names, and crimes in order to keep readers aroused and entertained. These accusations, articles, and crimes printed in "Der Stürmer" were often inaccurate, and rarely investigated by staff members. In the newspaper's opinion, if a German girl became pregnant by a Jew, the Jew would deny paternity, offer to pay for an abortion, fail to pay child support, or simply leave for the U.S. Within "Der Stürmer", it was not uncommon to read reports of German women aborting their children because they did not want to bring a "Jewish bastard into the world".