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English:
"Peace Today", an editorial cartoon commenting on the dangers of the atomic bomb. Winner of the 1948
Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning
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| Source | The New York Sun , July 22, 1947. Reprinted in The Lines Are Drawn , Gerald W. Johnson, p. 163, via the Internet Archive | ||||||||||||||||||||
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