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German propaganda depicting the front page of a French newspaper featuring a cartoon showing Prime Minister Raymond Poincare eating the children of the Ruhr during the French occupation of the region, 1923 (litho)
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German propaganda depicting the front page of a French newspaper featuring a cartoon showing Prime Minister Raymond Poincare eating the children of the Ruhr during the French occupation of the region, 1923 (litho)
6000246 German propaganda depicting the front page of a French newspaper featuring a cartoon showing Prime Minister Raymond Poincare eating the children of the Ruhr during the French occupation of the region, 1923 (litho) by Faivre, Jules Abel (1867-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: German propaganda depicting the front page of a French newspaper featuring a cartoon showing Prime Minister Raymond Poincare eating the children of the Ruhr during the French occupation of the region, 1923. Illustration from Zeitgeschichte in Wort und Bild, by George Soldan (National-Archiv Verlags GMBH, Munich, 1933).); © Look and Learn
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Feeding Harsh Horror Prime Minister Propaganda Raymond Poincare Reparations Ruhr Serving Treaty Of Versailles Weimar Republic 1920s 20s 20s C European Economic Community C European Union Dine Mealtime Occupation Punishment
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This print captures a piece of German propaganda from 1923, depicting the front page of a French newspaper. The cartoon featured on the front page shows Prime Minister Raymond Poincare seemingly devouring the innocent children of the Ruhr region during the French occupation. Created by Jules Abel Faivre, this lithograph serves as a scathing satire and commentary on the events taking place at that time. The image was originally published in "Zeitgeschichte in Wort und Bild" by George Soldan in 1933 and is now part of a private collection. It offers us a glimpse into the power of political cartoons and their ability to shape public opinion. Set against the backdrop of post-World War I tensions, this artwork reflects Germany's resentment towards France's control over the Ruhr region. The exaggerated depiction of Poincare consuming children symbolizes Germany's perception that France was exploiting its resources and causing suffering among its people. Beyond its historical significance, this photograph also highlights how art can be used as a tool for propaganda during times of conflict. It reminds us to critically analyze visual representations and consider their intended messages. Overall, this thought-provoking image invites viewers to reflect on both historical events and broader themes such as nationalism, power dynamics between nations, and manipulation through media.
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