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Mouse Mat : CARTOON: GERMANY DIVIDED. My dear, your sister has some strange friends. French cartoon by Roger Chancel, 1949, commenting on the division of Germany into East and West as distrust grows between the Soviet Union and the Western allies
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CARTOON: GERMANY DIVIDED. My dear, your sister has some strange friends. French cartoon by Roger Chancel, 1949, commenting on the division of Germany into East and West as distrust grows between the Soviet Union and the Western allies
CARTOON: GERMANY DIVIDED.
My dear, your sister has some strange friends. French cartoon by Roger Chancel, 1949, commenting on the division of Germany into East and West as distrust grows between the Soviet Union and the Western allies
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Media ID 6249299
1949 Allegory Allied Cold War Communism Cupid Dictator Joseph Politics Post Post War Roger Romance Russian Satirical Stalin Symbol Uncle Sam Uss R West German West Germany Chancel Divide East German East Germany
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Standard Size Mouse Pad 7.75" x 9..25". High density Neoprene w linen surface. Easy to clean, stain resistant finish. Rounded corners.
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Estimated Product Size is 20.2cm x 23.7cm (8" x 9.3")
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This cartoon print by Roger Chancel, created in 1949, offers a thought-provoking commentary on the division of Germany into East and West during the post-war era. As distrust between the Soviet Union and the Western allies intensifies, Chancel cleverly depicts this growing tension through symbolism and allegory. The image portrays two women engaged in conversation while observing a romantic scene unfolding before them. One woman remarks to her companion about her sister's peculiar choice of friends. This seemingly innocent remark serves as an allusion to the strange alliances forming amidst political turmoil. Chancel ingeniously incorporates various symbolic elements within the artwork. A bow symbolizes both romance and conflict, highlighting how love can be intertwined with discord. The presence of Cupid implies that even matters of the heart are affected by geopolitical divisions. Furthermore, Uncle Sam represents American influence in Europe during this period, while Stalin personifies Soviet power and dictatorship. Their contrasting positions reflect their opposing ideologies – capitalism versus communism – which ultimately led to further separation between East and West Germany. Through his satirical approach, Chancel effectively captures the essence of Cold War politics within this single frame. His portrayal not only highlights international tensions but also underscores how ordinary individuals were caught up in these global power struggles. Overall, this French cartoon print provides a fascinating glimpse into a pivotal moment in history when Germany became divided along ideological lines as suspicion grew between superpowers vying for dominance on the world stage.
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