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Cartoon and portraits, Kluck! Kluck!, WW1
Cartoon and portraits, Kluck! Kluck! A comment on the defeat of General Alexander von Kluck in the Battle of the Marne, turning the German invaders away from Paris in the early days of the First World War. Generals in the field were the French generals Joffre and Pau, and British general Sir John French. Organisers by land and sea were Lord Kitchener (War Minister) and Winston Churchill (First Lord of the Admiralty). At the centre is a cartoon of the British Bulldog seeing off a flock of German eagles. Date: August-September 1914
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Kluck! Kluck!: A Satirical Commentary on the Defeat of General Alexander von Kluck in the Battle of the Marne The image before you is a captivating print from the early days of the First World War, showcasing a collection of cartoon and portraits that encapsulate the spirit of the time. At the heart of this intriguing composition lies a clever cartoon of the British Bulldog, with its iconic snarling visage, sending a flock of German eagles packing. This playful image serves as a witty commentary on the turning point of the Battle of the Marne, which took place between August and September 1914. The Battle of the Marne marked a significant defeat for General Alexander von Kluck and his German forces, as they were turned away from Paris, preventing the invasion of the French capital. Surrounding the cartoon are portraits of the key figures involved in the battle, including the French generals Joffre and Pau, and the British General Sir John French. In the background, we find the organizers of the land and sea forces, Lord Kitchener (War Minister) and Winston Churchill (First Lord of the Admiralty), both of whom played crucial roles in the defense of their respective countries. This print, with its clever use of cartoon and portraits, offers a unique insight into the strategy and defense efforts during the early stages of the First World War. The pun-filled title, "Kluck! Kluck!," adds an element of onomatopoeic humor, reflecting the mood of the time and the determination of the Allied forces to repel the German invaders. This piece of history is a must-have for anyone interested in the logistics, strategy, and defense efforts during the Great War.
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