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American cartoon by Clifford Berryman, 1943, illustrating President Roosevelts remark that Dr. Win the War was supplanting Dr. New Deal in the priorities of his administration
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American cartoon by Clifford Berryman, 1943, illustrating President Roosevelts remark that Dr. Win the War was supplanting Dr. New Deal in the priorities of his administration
NEW DEAL: CARTOON, 1943.
American cartoon by Clifford Berryman, 1943, illustrating President Roosevelts remark that Dr. Win the War was supplanting Dr. New Deal in the priorities of his administration
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1943 Allied Automobile Berryman Cigarette Clifford Delano Democrat Driver Franklin Harold Harry Henri Home Front Hopkins Horseback New Deal Pasture Politics Sing Smoker Wallace World War Ii Mare
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This photograph captures an American cartoon by Clifford Berryman from 1943, depicting a significant moment in President Roosevelt's administration. The image showcases the transition of priorities within his government, as Dr. Win the War takes precedence over Dr. New Deal during World War II. In this thought-provoking artwork, we see various prominent figures riding on horseback through a pasture. President Roosevelt himself is depicted alongside key individuals such as Harold Ickes, Henry Wallace, and Frank Hopkins. Each character symbolizes different aspects of politics and decision-making during that era. The cartoon cleverly portrays the shift in focus from domestic policies like the New Deal to winning the war against global adversaries. As smoke billows from their cigarettes, these men engage in conversation while riding along a wall adorned with political slogans. Clifford Berryman skillfully conveys President Roosevelt's remark about how "Dr. Win the War" was supplanting "Dr. New Deal" as a top priority for his administration at that time. This historical snapshot provides us with valuable insights into the challenges faced by America during World War II and highlights how leaders had to adapt their strategies accordingly. It serves as a reminder of our nation's resilience and determination to overcome adversity on both domestic and international fronts.
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