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In the modern anti-Semitic caricature, Jews are usually presented with predator-like long hooked noses. This trait has become a recognizable stigma, a visual marker of the physical, cultural, psychological or spiritual otherness. Looking for the origins of such images, historians turn to the medieval anti-Semitic iconography and easily find “portraits” of Judas Iscariot, high priests or.. The notorious 1940 Nazi film “The Eternal Jew” repeatedly focused in on Jewish noses. The Nazi newspaper Der Sturmer had a section “How to Tell a Jew,” and in it a teacher told his 7th grade boys’ class: “One can most easily tell a Jew by his nose. The Jewish nose is bent at this point. It looks like the number six.