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Red Laughter, Satirical in N & B, 1916_4_15: After the attack - William II: " I believe we have progressed in depth" - War of 14 -18, Germany Prussia, Belligerants and Symbols, Barbary/Kultur, Verdun
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Red Laughter, Satirical in N & B, 1916_4_15: After the attack - William II: " I believe we have progressed in depth" - War of 14 -18, Germany Prussia, Belligerants and Symbols, Barbary/Kultur, Verdun
ICA4845044 Red Laughter, Satirical in N & B, 1916_4_15: After the attack - William II: " I believe we have progressed in depth" - War of 14 -18, Germany Prussia, Belligerants and Symbols, Barbary/Kultur, Verdun, Great Battles - William II - Illustration by Armand Gros (Arangeol) (1880-1939); (add.info.: Red Laughter, Satirical in N & B, 1916_4_15: After the attack - William II: " I believe we have progressed in depth" - War of 14 -18, Germany Prussia, Belligerants and Symbols, Barbary/Kultur, Verdun, Great Battles - William II - Illustration by Armand Gros (Arangeol) (1880-1939)); Photo © Caricadoc
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This powerful print captures the satirical essence of "Red Laughter" in the midst of war. The illustration depicts a scene after an attack, with William II proclaiming, "I believe we have progressed in depth." This piece reflects the tumultuous period of the War of 14-18, highlighting Germany's involvement and the belligerent symbols that defined this era.
Illustrated by Armand Gros (Arangeol) in 1916, this image encapsulates the dark humor and irony prevalent during times of conflict. The detailed depiction of battlefield scenes, cemeteries, and churchyards serves as a stark reminder of the harsh realities faced by soldiers on both sides.
The artist's use of satire to critique political leaders like William II adds depth to this historical commentary on warfare. Through his illustrations, Gros sheds light on the complexities of war propaganda and nationalistic fervor that fueled conflicts such as Verdun.
As we reflect on this poignant image from World War I, let us remember the sacrifices made by those who fought bravely for their countries. May it serve as a sobering reminder of the human cost of war and inspire us to strive for peace in our time.
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