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How did British cartoonists portray Hitler in 1942
Created by Jack Coulson on September 18, 2009, 12:42 pm. Report this group | FAQ
Categorized under: World War II
What do these images of Hilter have in common?
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How did this portral of Hitler contribute to the war effort?
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Is there any significance in the way Hitler was portrayed in the year 1942?
What are the disadvantages of using caricatures as propaganda?
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Going hot and cold
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Moscow and Leningrad
Stalingrad and Caucasus
He's dreaming of a white christmas
But thoughts of Africa give him a temperature
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49983
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