Pearl Harbor 1941 – Cartoonists’ Take of the Time
Skip to commentsAugustus J. Robinson, Boston Daily Globe
Below are some editorial cartoons from the days following
the December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor (80 years ago today).
[Note: offensive caricatures and a term for the Japanese people is used in a few of the cartoons.
They have not been ignored here and presented as part of the historical perspective.]
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Cartoons are copyright their respective copyright owners.
Daniel Fitzpatrick, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Ding had several previous cartoons warning of treachery in the peace talks.
Ding Darling, New York Herald Tribune
Clarence Klessig, Sheboygan Press
Ding again
John J. Powers, Montana Standard
Bruce Russell, Los Angeles Times
Harold E. Russell, Cincinnati Enquirer sports cartoonist
Karl K. Knecht, Evansville Courier
Hal Coffman, Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Ken Colgan, The Oklahoman
Herbert Block, Newspaper Enterprise Association
Max P. Milians, New York Herald Statesman
Hank Barrow, Associated Press
Reg Manning, Arizona Republic
Harry S. Bressler, Daily Mirror
Burt Thomas, Detroit News
Edward (Ted) Brown, New York Herald Tribune
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