The World War II Editorial Cartoons of Theodore Seuss Geisel

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The World War II Editorial Cartoons of Theodore Seuss Geisel Dr. Seuss Goes to War The World War II Editorial Cartoons of Theodore Seuss Geisel Richard H. Minear

Biography of Dr. Seuss Theodore Seuss Giesel Born: March 2, 1904 Ted German American Family

Biography of dr. Seuss 1925: Dartmouth College Cartoons in campus humor magazine Use of alias on published work Oxford University Work on advertising campaigns Move to NY Begins to publish books

Biography of Dr. Seuss Published over 40 children’s books Famous titles: Green Eggs and Ham The Cat in the Hat Horton Hears a Who How the Grinch Stole Christmas One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish

The Work of Dr. Seuss www.seussville.com

Biography of Dr. Seuss Becomes interested in politics and American policies of isolationism during WWII Also concerned about social issues (racial prejudice, anti-Semitism, etc,) Produces editorial cartoons on political and social issues

Biography of Dr. Seuss Personal Life Died 1991 Honors and Legacy Married twice No Children Died 1991 Honors and Legacy Awards (Pulitzer Prize, etc.) Read Across America Day Inspiration for Television, Film, Broadway

Dr. Seuss’ WWII Editorial Cartoons Format of Lesson: Small group interaction to analyze one of Dr. Seuss’ editorial cartoons Complete analysis sheet Share with the rest of class

Model for How to Analyze Cartoons

Model for How to Analyze Cartoons Level 1: Visuals: Little man standing on an island surrounded by beasts Lollipops Swastikas Faces on beasts are mean, sly, toothy Words: “Remember…One More Lollypop, and Then You All Go Home!” “The Appeaser” is used to identify the small man

Model of How to Analyze Cartoons Level 2 Visuals: Swastikas are symbols to help identify Nazi Germany The lollypops are symbolic of childlike innocence Both signify the fact that the Allies are naïve and seemingly unaware of the danger that comes with appeasing Hitler Words: “One more lollypp and you all go home” and “appeaser” are significant because they reflect the thinking at Munich. The Allies let Hitler have his way. Naïve, unrealistic, foolish,

Model of How to Analyze Cartoons Level 3 The “appeaser” is giving lollipops to the beasts. He is giving them a treat. They swarm around him with sly grins and toothy faces, but he still thinks he can control them. The “appeaser” clarifies the childlike innocence of the man as he deals with the beast. The cartoon sends the message that appeasing Hitler is just going to cause more problems. He will never have enough. Isolationists would disapprove of the cartoon. Those supporting U.S. involvement in WWII would support the cartoon.