Kultur in Cartoons With accompanying notes by well-known English writers

"Kultur in Cartoons" by Louis Raemaekers is a set of critical cartoons that shows the issues with the German military and politics during World War I. The sketches were made as a response to how bad the war was and shine a light on how German actions impacted Belgium and other countries. It's designed to make people think deeply and feel strongly about war by visually showing the horrible things that happened and giving commentary on what's right and wrong in war. The introduction tells how Raemaekers saw things and how his work was first seen in places like the United States. The front part of the book explains how his cartoons are strong because they tell the truth about German cruelty and the effects of war. By drawing attention to sad events, like how regular people suffered, it makes a strong point about the human condition when there's a big war going on.