Unlike the anti-Semitic texts of any period, the caricatures — as images — allow us to grasp a particular, and due to their post-factum character, ungraspable knowledge of the past. In this module Ana Bărbulescu reassess the portrayal of the Jewish community through caricatures published in interwar Romanian press, focusing on Porunca Vremii, a notable journal of the far-right political frame that frequently employed this visual tool. Given the unique nature of these caricatures and their ability to evoke shared attitudes and stereotypes among their audience, this module examines how these images reflect and influence societal perceptions.