| Display title | Wartime Cartoon |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The term wartime cartoon refers primarily to cartoons made or released during World War II, during The Golden Age of Animation, and having some specific reference to the war effort. Many wartimes are explicit propaganda, while others make humorous jabs at conditions on the home front such as gasoline rationing. While some wartimes have remained popular as period pieces, many of these are now considered controversial due to the caricatural depictions of Germans and (especially) Japanese (see Those Wacky Nazis and Yellow Peril). |
