File:Portada La Traca - 24 de febrer del 1937.jpg

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English: Cover of the satirical magazine La Traca during the Spanish Civil War, in which a caricature of two nationalist soldiers belonging to the Army of Africa is shown. In it they are represented with the stereotypical attributes of the black African people according to the western vision of the time, with large red lips and googly eyes. The image is accompanied by a text that says the following:

Negroes in the front of Madrid, by Bluff.
And whoever calls me Kaffir from now on, I kill him! Until I saw a fascist I did not know what a Kaffir was.

Español: Portada de la revista satírica La Traca durante la guerra civil española, en la se muestra una caricatura de dos soldados sublevados pertenecientes al Ejército de África. En ella se los representa con los atributos estereotípicos del negro africano de acuerdo a la visión occidental de la época, con gruesos labios rojos y ojos saltones. Acompaña a la imagen un texto que dice lo siguiente:

Negros en el frente de Madrid, por Bluff.
Y al que me llame cafre en lo sucesivo, ¡lo mato! Hasta que he visto un fascista no sabía yo lo que era un cafre.
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Source (24 February 1937). La Traca (1175): 1.
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Carlos Gómez Carrera  (1903–1940)  wikidata:Q8263988
 
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pseudonym: Bluff; Carlos Gomez Carrera
Description Spanish comics artist
Date of birth/death 1903 Edit this at Wikidata 28 June 1940 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Madrid Paterna
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creator QS:P170,Q8263988

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