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Caption: “America’s desire — Europe’s fate.”
A cartoon on the race-mixing theme.
Caption: “French Culture.”
A French colonial soldier has looted and ruined a French woman. Underneath: “Robbery, murder, racial defilement!”
Caption: “The lady is in doubt.”
A British woman is reading a booklet titled Guidelines for Relations with U.S.A. Soldiers. She reads: “...everything you do for American soldiers serves the cause of victory...” She asks herself: “Hmm... What does ‘everything’ mean here?”
Caption: “Look at the funny factories they have here in Europe, Bimbo!.”
Ignorant American Blacks mistake the ruins of a cultural landmark for a factory. This was one of the last issues of the magazine. It, like many others, ceased publication to free up resources for the war effort.
Caption: “Our proposal.”
According to the text at the bottom, the U.S. was planning a monument for Negroes. The suggestion is that Blacks were treated harshly in the United States, even if they were welcome to commit crimes against Germany.
Caption: “Our most eager aviation student! He was going to be lynched for killing a White, but was rescued at the last minute.”
The point is both that Blacks are inferior and that the Americans will use any means to defeat Germany.
Caption: “Black cannon fodder: Look, darling, that’s the best solution to the Nigger problem!”
The poster says: ‘America’s Black sons! Join the Negro army. F. Roosevelt.”
The United States offers cash to African Blacks: “Hey, boys, come with me! If you become a flyer with us you will be able to shoot at White women and children!”
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