Der Stürmer
"Der Stürmer" was preoccupied with such cases, with nearly every issue alleging sexual crimes, often in graphic detail, about Jews. After the Nuremberg Laws were propagated, Streicher in four of the first eight articles in 1935 of the "Der Stürmer" demanded for the death penalty in cases of race defilement. It habitually referred to voluntary relationships as "rape" and "molestation." Fips portrayed, for instance, a despondent mother smoking while neglecting her child in a lonely rooming house, with a picture of her Jewish seducer on the floor, with the caption: "Everything in her has died. She was ruined by a Jew."