This cartoon appeared in the New York Daily Mirror on June 6, 1939 while the S.S. St. Louis, which had over 900 German Jewish refugees, was awaiting admission to the United States from the Roosevelt administration. The administration refused admission The passengers aboard the S.S. St. Louis left Germany after Kristallnacht, looking for freedom in the United States they were rejected, and thus went to Cuba. Cuba allowed them to dock, but wouldn’t let the passengers stay in their country. The ship, set sail back to Europe and the passengers all prayed they would not have to return to Germany. They had this fear because no country on earth would take them. At the last second, as the S.S St. Louis approached Europe, Holland, France, Great Britain and Belgium each agreed to take a proportion of the refugees.
Showing posts with label Political Cartoons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Political Cartoons. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
The SS St Louis
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Jewish,
Political Cartoons,
United States Politics
Monday, January 17, 2011
Okay Everyone this is the last Political Cartoon. The Assignment is done and over with. Now time to study for my midterms. Please expect mostly videos for a few days. Once its February,(and my midterms are over) I can ensure you, the posts will be more interesting.
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Middle East Conflict,
Political Cartoons
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Israel and the Muslim Countries explained in a Chess game!
If you have been keeping up, and have been reading my blog for a few days you will know that I have been doing a post on Political Cartoons related to Israel. Anyway, who knew homework could be so well, interesting?
This is literally in my opinion one of the most well done, perfect political cartoons I've ever saw.
This is literally in my opinion one of the most well done, perfect political cartoons I've ever saw.
Labels:
Middle East Conflict,
Political Cartoons
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Finally A Good Political Cartoon
This whole political cartoon theme is almost over! Just like 2 more after this one and then we can get back to the fun stuff. Well actually we have to wait tell after my midterms for the real interesting articles, like what my opinion on the state of Israel is, and why I like Chabad better then my conservative temple. Yup those are all planned for after my midterms. So keep reading.
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Middle East Conflict,
Political Cartoons
Friday, January 14, 2011
A Political Cartoon From 2004
This cartoon is from 2004, I found it on a blog about Middle East Cartoons I'm posting what I think of different political cartoons for a homework assignment. I'm trying to keep them related to Israel, and Jewish interests. This is my 3rd cartoon. I have to do 3 more after this one.
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Middle East Conflict,
Political Cartoons
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