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This cartoon was made in 1948 by John Sutherlaud.

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Era Propaganda Cartoon on Capitalism & Free Enterprise

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Going Places (1948) - "Cold War Cartoon" : "Defending Capitalism"

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During the cold war era, cartoons were very often used as propaganda for both ideologies. Part of the reasoning behind these dogmatic efforts were, since as clearly shown by other movies in my channel cartoons were not only created to be viewed for children but also for adults.

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This is how Europe's iron curtain was portrayed by capitalists and the Western world.

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In protest for the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the American President Jimmy Carter, called for the United States team to boycott the 1980 Moscow Olympics

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This image shows how Americans see Stalin after WW2

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Soviets rejecting foreign aids from the Americans, and don't want another war to start.

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This piece is from the minister of homeland security asking Americans to not spread information.

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This piece depicts soviet views on western capitalists and democratic leaders.

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This Image showed that american people viewed communism as a major enemy to the Western world

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This illustration was made to inspire Soviet pilots to fight with the best of their ability.

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This piece was made to show the possibility of massive destruction in America.