| Image | 
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| Ref No | WD0154 |
| Alt Ref No | WD0154 |
| Artist or Creator | Dyson; Will (1880-1938) |
| Title or Caption | Mr. Atlee yesterday challenged the Govts dictatorial methods. |
| Extent | 1 item |
| Published by | Daily Herald |
| Date | Undated |
| Format | Artwork |
| Size | 51 x 60 cms |
| Technique | Black ink and blue crayon on card and process white. |
| Embedded text or transcript | With all those foreign dictators there is a sort of vulgar ostentation
But with us - bless you, you can scarcely tell 'em from the democrats
Mr Brown
Notes on limiting Parliament debates
"What! Him a dictator, in a hat like that!" |
| Person Depicted | Hitler; Adolf (1889-1945) |
| Mussolini; Benito (1883-1945) |
| Brown; Ernest (1881-1962) |
| Baldwin; Stanley Baldwin (1867-1947); Earl |
| Chamberlain; Neville (Arthur Neville) (1869-1940) |
| Subjects | dictators |
| HM Government |
| politicians |
| democracy |
| heads of state |
| Copyright holder | Out of copyright |
| Location of artwork | British Cartoon Archive |
| Relates to cartoon | WD0154 |
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| Code | PersonName | Dates | About | Multimedia | Image |
| 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. | | |
| GB/BCA/58 | Mussolini; Benito (1883-1945) | 1883-1945 | | | |
| GB/BCA/2227 | Brown; Ernest (1881-1962) | 1881-1962 | | | |
| GB/BCA/4 | Baldwin; Stanley Baldwin (1867-1947); Earl | 1867-1947 | | | |
| GB/BCA/146 | Chamberlain; Neville (Arthur Neville) (1869-1940) | 1869-1940 | | | |