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German foreign policy 1899

German foreign policy 1899, supporting the Boers in the South African (Boer) War. William II telling Kruger, the Boer leader, not to worry as he was going to Great Britain to embrace his grandmother, Queen Victoria. Cartoon from " Le Rire", Paris, 2 December 1899

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Media ID 9700137

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1899 Boer British Culture Caricature Embracing German Culture Horse Horseback Humor Illustration Technique Le Rire Leadership Mature Men Queen Senior Men Senior Women South Africa Three People United Kingdom Victoria William Ii Boer War Kruger


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This print captures a significant moment in German foreign policy in 1899. Depicted is Kaiser William II, the German Emperor, engaging with Paul Kruger, the Boer leader during the South African (Boer) War. The cartoon, originally featured in "Le Rire" magazine in Paris on 2 December 1899, humorously portrays William II reassuring Kruger not to worry about his absence as he travels to Great Britain to embrace his grandmother, Queen Victoria. The illustration showcases an intriguing blend of historical figures and animal themes. With William II mounted on a horseback and surrounded by three people - including senior men and women - it reflects both British and German cultures intertwined within this diplomatic encounter. The image evokes a sense of nostalgia for the past while shedding light on the intricate web of international relations during that era. It also highlights the power dynamics between nations and their leaders through caricatured representation. Through its unique illustration technique, this print offers viewers an opportunity to delve into history's depths and explore pivotal moments that shaped global politics at the turn of the century. Whether you are fascinated by political cartoons or intrigued by historical events like the Boer War, this image provides a captivating glimpse into an important chapter in world history.

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