Tyranny in 1921,but not in 1914,World War I,WWI,Germany,Cartoon,Allied Armies

Title: Tyranny in 1921, but not in 1914
Creator(s): Berryman, Clifford Kennedy, 1869-1949, artist
Date Created/Published: 1921 May.
Summary: Cartoon shows an angry German man, holding a pipe and a paper reading, 'General Foch Orders Allied Armies Across the Rhine.' He complains, 'Villainous! Outrageous! Uncivilized! Cruel! Unheard of!' In May 1921, Germany refused to agree to the crushing reparations demands imposed by the Allies at the conclusion of the first World War. After the Allies threatened to invade the Ruhr and French armies actually occupied Düsseldorf, the Germans gave in. Berryman compares German outrage at the Allied threat to invade with the German invasion of Belgium and France in 1914.
Notes:
Probably published in: The Evening star (Washington, D.C.)
(DLC/PP-1945:R1.97)
mm / 860122; ljr / 030821.
Source: Holborn, History of modern Germany, p. 601 ljr
Subjects:
World War, 1914-1918--Reparations.
International relations--Germany--1920-1930.
International relations--Allied--1920-1930.
Drawings.
Editorial cartoons--American.
Bookmark /acd1996000791/PP/
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