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Ref No | LSE2098 |
Alt Ref No | LSE2098 |
Artist or Creator | David Low (1891-1963) |
Title or Caption | Twenty years after. |
Extent | 1 item |
Published by | Evening Standard |
Date | 01 Aug 1934 |
Format | Newspaper |
Embedded text or transcript | The Philosophy of Force Hitler: "The world still refuses to realise that violence when used by Germans, is justified and riteous. What can I do? What would you do? Ex-Kaiser: "Do! I did." |
Person Depicted | William II; German Emperor (1859-1941) |
Hitler; Adolf (1889-1945) |
Notes | Also published on September 7 1939. See LSE2098. |
Subjects | Philosophy |
swastika |
Nazism |
armchairs |
Germany |
Destruction |
World War 1939-1945 |
future |
World War 1914-1918 |
Copyright holder | Associated Newspapers Ltd. / Solo Syndication |
Copyright contact details | Northcliffe House, 2 Derry Street, London W8 5TT solo@solosyndication.com |
Relates to cartoon | LSE2098 |
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Code | PersonName | Dates | About | Multimedia | Image |
GB/BCA/1230 | William II; German Emperor (1859-1941) | 1859-1941 | | | |
GB/BCA/394 | Hitler; Adolf (1889-1945) | 1889-1945 | Born in Austria. Politician and leader of the National Socialist German Workers Party (Nazi Party). He served as German chancellor from 1933-1945 and head of state (Fuhrer) from 1934-1945. He established a single-party dictatorship based on the totalitarian and autocratic ideals of national socialism. He gained support for his views on German nationalism, anti-Semitism, anti-capitalism and anti-communism through his impassioned speeches and propaganda. He wanted to establish a New Order of absolute rule in Europe and pursued a policy of seizing land by force for the Aryan people. | | |