George White Political Cartoons
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Publisher
The Tampa Tribune (Tampa, Fla.)
Creation Date
11-25-1951
Abstract
A cartoon in reference to Soviet military might. In the cartoon, Uncle Sam is seen holding a dog labelled "U.S. Atomic Advantage." Joseph Stalin is seen with a bird or a dragon labelled "The Monstrous Soviet Forces for World Conquest." In the cartoon, Stalin says "It's simple, you get rid of your dog and I'll trim a little off my pet here."
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A cartoon depicting a conversation between Josef Stalin and Uncle Sam, where Uncle Sam holds the leash of a dog labeled, "U.S. Atomic Advantage," and Stalin holds a handaxe while standing in front of a fence that is barely containing some kind of large, bird-like creature labeled "The monstrous Soviet forces for world conquest." Stalin offers to trim the tail of his pet beast if Uncle Sam will get rid of his dog.
Keywords
George White (1901-1964), Joseph Stalin (1878-1953)
Extent
1 political cartoon
Subject: geographic
Soviet Union
Physical Collection
Box
1
Folder
126
Language
English
Identifier
W08-00138
Recommended Citation
White, George, "It'd Be Simple All Right, November 25, 1951" (1951). George White Political Cartoons. Image 126.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/george_white/126
Keywords
George White (1901-1964), Joseph Stalin (1878-1953)
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