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| IN THIS ISSUE |
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| August in History |
| Political Cartoon |
| Editor in Chief |
| Michael Apps |
| Staff |
| Jim Morrison |
| Greg Scott |
HISTORY CARTOONS - WW II
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| The Attack on Russia completely ignored the non-aggression pact between Germany and The Soviet Union. | Prime Minister King hoovers around the big 2 as they discuss the war. He was often overlooked in the decision making process. |
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| The overwhelming Allied superiority in resources and production gave them a decisive advantage in the end. | The sunny days of conquest and victory came to an end in 1942 and the Axis was on the defensive after that. |
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| The German`s were unprepared for the cold Russian winter and it became a vital factor in the fighting | King is tempted by nationalism and the British Empire and must decide where he will plant his loyalties. |
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| Operation Sealion - the invasion of Britain, has to be postponed after the Luftwaffe loses the Battle of Britain. | Hitler and his armies become the primary target of the Soviet armies and attacks. He becomes trapped in the vast eastern lands |
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| Raids such as Dieppe where seen as a crucial distraction for German in Russia and were intended to draw troops back to France | An Army manual cartoon which basically emphasis `stay out of direct fire` `or you will be hit. A lesson well leant during Dieppe. |
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| The mighty German war machine will be defeated by British production. Airplane production during the Battle of Britain was essential to survival for England. | Although the German`s were the enemy during the winter of 1939/40, England was tempted to intervene in the Russo-Finnish war where the Soviet's had brutally attacked Finland. |
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| After subjugating the previous counties whose hats hang on the rack, England was not as willing to be handled by the Nazi Doctor. | As England holds off the Axis aggressors, FDR prepares for battle with his Cabinet and staff represented by his weapons. |