The Eternal Jew may also refer to:

For more than four years he occupied himself with the large painting "The Eternal Jew" before he showed it in 1900 in the Paris Salon.

Posters, films, cartoons, and fliers were seen throughout Germany which attacked the Jewish community, such as the 1940 film The Eternal Jew.

He is most famous as director of the propaganda film Der ewige Jude (The Eternal Jew).

The Eternal Jew "Film contribution to the problem of world Jewry "(1940, directed, co-ordination)

A book containing images of these works was published under the title The Eternal Jew.

In 1934, a British film titled "The Eternal Jew" had been produced by Gaumont-Twickenham studios.

One example of film created and endorsed by the Department for Film was The Eternal Jew.