This is not correct. That was only what the Nazis said out loud, but as usually that was a lie. The Schwabacher was not a Jewish font. It was because of the very practical reason that in the invaded countries people were struggling to read Fraktur. Antiqua was much more common and readable.
This is not correct. That was only what the Nazis said out loud, but as usually that was a lie. The Schwabacher was not a Jewish font. It was because of the very practical reason that in the invaded countries people were struggling to read Fraktur. Antiqua was much more common and readable.
More here: https://www.uni-heidelberg.de/unimut/themen/fraktur-verbot.html