Raemaekers' Cartoons
Raemaekers' Cartoons
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What impression do the frightful losses of his ownpeople make on him?
Raemaekers tells in this cartoon. The Kaiser has this moment beenwakened from sleep by the entrance of a big gorgeously dressed footman, carrying his morning tea. The panelling of the royal chamber in thepalace at Potsdam is faintly indicated. The Kaiser sits up in bed, and alook of agony gathers on his face as he realizes that he has wakened upto the grim horror of a new day, and that the delightful time which hehas just bee...n living through was only a dream. He had dreamed that thewhole thing was not true--that the War had never really occurred, andthat he could face the world with a conscience clear from guilt; and nowhe has wakened up to bear the burden for another day. It is written inhis face what he thinks. You see the deep down-drawn lines in the lowerpart of the face, the furrows upon the forehead, and the look almost ofterror in the eyes. But a smug-faced flunkey offers him a cup of teawith buttered toast, and he must come back to the pretence of thattragi-comedy, the life of the King-Emperor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What impression do the frightful losses of his ownpeople make on him?
Raemaekers tells in this cartoon. The Kaiser has this moment beenwakened from sleep by the entrance of a big gorgeously dressed footman, carrying his morning tea. The panelling of the royal chamber in thepalace at Potsdam is faintly indicated. The Kaiser sits up in bed, and alook of agony gathers on his face as he realizes that he has wakened upto the grim horror of a new day, and that the delightful time which hehas just bee...n living through was only a dream. He had dreamed that thewhole thing was not true--that the War had never really occurred, andthat he could face the world with a conscience clear from guilt; and nowhe has wakened up to bear the burden for another day. It is written inhis face what he thinks. You see the deep down-drawn lines in the lowerpart of the face, the furrows upon the forehead, and the look almost ofterror in the eyes. But a smug-faced flunkey offers him a cup of teawith buttered toast, and he must come back to the pretence of thattragi-comedy, the life of the King-Emperor.
What to read after Raemaekers' Cartoons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raemaekers Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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