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Sunday, February 2, 2014

World War One Cartoon Art

Posted by Steven A. Hill at 1:29 PM 1 comment:

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Labels: Art, cartoon, cartoons, conflict, Germans, Huns, Kaiser, newspaper, ttrenches, Versailles, visual thinking, war, Woodrow Wilson, World War One, WW I, WWI

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