Image: Arthur Szyk (1894-1951). We Must Ask Washington (1944), New York

Description: Satirical drawing savagely criticizes the actions of the Polish government in exile: "We must ask Washington for more lend-lease money, to finance the anti-Roosevelt campaign in U.S.A." One man holds a newspaper with the lead headline is "Churchill is a Bolshevik Agent". Poster on the wall reads: "Down with Roosevelt!!! "Down with Churchill!!! "Down with Stalin!!! "Down with the Jews!!! "Down with the Polish Army in U.S.S.R "Down with Tito!!! "Down with Father Orlemanski! "Long Live Father Coughlin! "Long Live (national) Democracy! "Long Live (national) Socialism! 'Polish Government in Exile', LTD-"
Title: Arthur Szyk (1894-1951). We Must Ask Washington (1944), New York
Credit: The Arthur Szyk Society, Burlingame, CA (www.szyk.org)
Author: Arthur Szyk
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