This poem is a translation of a poem from Julius Streicher's  Sturmer.

 

When the good Lord created the world and its places
He also decided to create the races
Indians, Africans, and Chinese were decreed
And also the Jews - the evil breed
Likewise we were also created
And Germans in great numbers flourished and mated
The Lord gave all their piece of soil
To work and build by sweat and toil
Only the Jew refused to comply
For he and the Devil saw eye to eye
He never intended to work or create
His very first lesson was how to cheat and hate
From his father, the Devil, he learned it real good
Then wrote it all down in his precious Talmud

On the banks of the Nile the Pharaoh sat
He looked upon this race and decided that,
"I will compel this lazy pack...
To carry my bricks upon their back."
To this the Jews moaned, "Oy!," and "Weh."
And whined and whimpered throughout the day
With bent over back and shuffling gait
They plodded along as if cursed by fate
With hanging mouths and drooping nose
Their hate-filled eyes betrayed their pose
In this way they thanked the King
Who dared to punish their malingering

Soon the Jews had quite enough
And their Master, the Devil, carried them off
To Germany, where they wrested control
And hard-working Germans had to go on the dole