File:Schaik21.jpg

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Willem van Schaik (1876-1938)
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English: Adolf Hitler. Sketch drawn by Willem van Schaik (1876-1938). Text preceding page (Stalin caricature) (transl.) "East is east and west is west and may ..." Text continues on (this) sketch 21 (Hitler caricature): "... the two never meet!" (1937)
Nederlands: Adolf Hitler. Schets door Willem van Schaik (1876-1938). De tekst van de voorgaande pagina (Stalin) luidt: "East is east and west is west en mogen ..." De tekst onder deze schets (Hitler) luidt: "... die twee elkaar nooit ontmoeten!" (1937)
Date 1937
date QS:P571,+1937-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Source/Photographer Tijdgenoten, getekend met lijnen door Willem van Schaik, met woorden door Mr. E. (=Eduard) Elias. Amsterdam, Andries Blitz, 1937

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