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CARTOON: LEAGUE OF NATIONS. If we were in the League of Nations. American cartoon

CARTOON: LEAGUE OF NATIONS. If we were in the League of Nations. American cartoon


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CARTOON: LEAGUE OF NATIONS. If we were in the League of Nations. American cartoon

CARTOON: LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
If we were in the League of Nations. American cartoon, 1920, showing John Bull (Britain) demanding more soldiers from Uncle Sam as American men return wounded or killed from overseas combat

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1920 Army Britain Dead Gangplank John Bull League Of Nations Political Satire Ship Stretcher Uncle Sam Wounded


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The cartoon "League of Nations: If we were in the League of Nations" captures a poignant moment in American history. Created in 1920, it depicts John Bull, symbolizing Britain, demanding more soldiers from Uncle Sam as American men return wounded or killed from overseas combat. This powerful image serves as a political satire and commentary on America's isolationist stance during that time. The drawing portrays an exterior scene with a ship's gangplank where injured soldiers are being carried on stretchers by their comrades. The wounded and dead represent the heavy toll war has taken on American forces. Uncle Sam, representing the United States, is shown hesitating to provide additional troops to support Britain's efforts. This reflects America's reluctance to fully engage in international affairs and join the League of Nations – an organization established after World War I to promote peace and prevent future conflicts. The cartoon highlights the tension between Britain's need for assistance and America's desire to remain detached from global affairs. It conveys both the physical sacrifices made by American soldiers abroad and their country’s hesitation to commit further resources. Overall, this thought-provoking artwork offers insight into early 20th-century politics while reminding us of the human cost associated with war.

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