The Illustrated Enemy
Caricature in maps || La Baïonnette || Louis Raemaekers || Postcards || Anti-War Artists

	World War II c. 1940 British postcard by David Low from the London Evening Standard
Not much except drawing styles had changed with the advent of World War II. The British are still blocking German sea transport, in this case, exports. Propaganda minister Goebbles offers the viewer what can only appear to be a blank wall, described as 'Germany's command of the seas.'