Oldal 455 [455]
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Twilight of the idols (H.E. Kohler (“Erik”), Kladderadatsch, 1941) Someone is taking someone for a walk (D. Low, Picture Post, 1939) Untitled (H. Lindloff, Kladderadatsch, 1941) Happy final year! (Kukryniksy, Krokodil, 1945) Joseph Stalin (B. Yefimov, 1924) The Faces of the Enemy in the Two World Wars: A Comparative Analysis of German and Hungarian Caricatures Spring succeeds to winter (Magyarsdg, 1940) Der Krieg im ewigen Eise (G. Brandt, Kladderadatsch, 1915) A sketch of stained glass for the Council Chamber of the White House (D. Bér, Borsszem Jankó, 1916) This is what “liberated” territories look like... (Magyarsdg, 1944) The refiner (Magyarsdg, 1941) The real lords of the soviet (Magyarsdg, 1941) The secret (Magyarsdg, 1942) After the long scuffle (D. Bér, Borsszem Jankó, 1918) German Jewish Migrations to Great Britain 1933-1939: Remarks on Cultural Otherness Letter to Olive Rudkin from the refugee children’s movement (Jewish Museum London Archive, 1943) Luggage label for Margit Freudenbergova (Jewish Museum London Archive) Girl with her foster family (Jewish Museum London Archive, 1939) Deutsches Reich ‘Fremdenpass’ of Evelyn Finkler (Jewish Museum London Archive, 1939) 453 The Old Foe Again: The Pictorial Image of the Ruskie (ryssä) in the Finnish Sports Journal During the Winter War (1939-1940) A Russian soldier has succeeded in capturing a fieldkitchen from the Finns (A. Tigmann, Suomen Urheilulehti, 1940) Mr Molotov’s present nightmare (A. Tigmann, Swomen Urheilulehti, 1940) Russians cooking and eating washing powder (called “lux”) after having robbed a food shop (A. Tigmann, Suomen Urheilulehti, 1940) Finnish soldiers marching to the front (A. Tigmann, Suomen Urheilulehti, 1940) Be aware, you are overheard! (A. Tigmann, Suomen Urheilulehti, 1940) “Fishing boys are important bombing targets to the ‘Ruskie bastards” (A. Tigmann, Suomen Urheilulehti, 1940) This happens to Russian reconnaisance parachutists if every Finnish boy is vigilant (A. Tigmann, Suomen Urheilulehti, 1940) Horrible old hag! (A. Tigmann, Swomen Urheilulehti, 1940) Soviet Prisoners of War in Finnish and German Propaganda Photography 1941-1944 Prisoners being brought from Karhumaki (T. Norjavirta, 1941) Five Russians surrendering. On the left corporal Hautalammi and on the right Hermanni Pihlajamäki (V. Pietinen, 1941) Wounded Russian prisoner being bandaged at the field hospital of Ilomantsi (P. Kyytinen, 1941) The prisoners are eating at a Finnish farm where they are working. The prisoners eat the same food as the Finnish workers living on this farm (Neittamo, 1941) Two worlds separated by an abyss (Funk and Zwiesel, 1941) Fellows from the Soviet paradise (Schneider, 1941)
