Raemaekers'' Cartoons

During World War I, Louis Raemaekers''s cartoons were some of the most powerful weapons in the propaganda war. Raemaekers''s cartoons were published in newspapers and magazines around the world and often depicted German atrocities in graphic detail. This book collects many of Raemaekers''s most famous cartoons, providing a powerful window into the experience of the war from the perspective of Allied propaganda.

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