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Cartoons, What He Will Look Like, WW1

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Cartoons, What He Will Look Like, WW1

Cartoons, At the End of " The Day", What He Will Look Like. Showing Kaiser Wilhelm II during the First World War, His Own Version (left) and That of the Allies (right). Date: September 1914

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Allies Crying Eagle Empty Enemy Heroic Kaiser Pockets Proud Satire Satirical Shabby Unhappy Version Wilhelm


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September 1914: A Split Vision of Kaiser Wilhelm II - "What He Will Look Like, At the End of 'The Day'" This evocative print captures the stark contrast between the self-perception and the reality of Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany during the early days of World War I. On the left, we see the Kaiser's own version of himself, proudly depicted in his military uniform, complete with a helmet adorned with an eagle crest, and a determined, heroic expression. This image reflects the Kaiser's belief in the strength and invincibility of the German military machine. On the right, the Allied version of Kaiser Wilhelm II tells a different story. Here, the Kaiser is shown as a shabby and disheveled figure, with empty pockets, a crying face, and a sad, unhappy expression. This caricature reflects the Allied perception of Wilhelm as a weak and ineffective leader, whose actions had led to the devastating conflict. The cartoon, titled "What He Will Look Like, At the End of 'The Day'", is a powerful example of the satirical commentary that emerged during the First World War. It highlights the stark divide between the self-image of the German leader and the reality of the situation on the ground, as well as the propaganda war being waged between the opposing sides. The print serves as a poignant reminder of the complexities and contradictions of history, and the role that satire and caricature can play in shaping public opinion. This print is a valuable historical artifact, providing insights into the political and social climate of the time, and offering a unique perspective on the people and events of the First World War.

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