Miniature figurine in Bavarian dress with a fish for charity campaign donors

The figurine was donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 2005 by the University of Mary Washington Galleries. 

Miniature figurine in Bavarian dress with a fish for charity campaign donors 

overall: Height: 1.500 inches (3.81 cm) | Width: 0.625 inches (1.588 cm) | Depth: 0.250 inches (0.635 cm) 

Small painted ceramic figurine given as a memento to donors in appreciation for their contribution to the Winterhilfswerk Des Deutchen Volkes (Winter Charity Campaign]. This figurine is from the March 1939 series, Schaffendes Deutchsland [Productive Germany]. It was originally a pin. The WHW was a public charity fundraising organization established in Germany by the Nazi Party in 1933. In addition to fundraising, the organization was used by the Nazi regime to promote Volksgemeinschaft, a sense of community, among the German people. 

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Miniature, glazed, ceramic figurine in the shape of a person standing and holding a fish horizontally across his midsection.. Male figure's clothes are colored with glaze paint: brown hat, red bandanna, black jacket, green skirt, black boots. The fish is painted white and gray. The back is unglazed with impressed numbers and there is a hole in the center. It would originally have had a metal clasp pin attached to the back.