Question

In this cartoon, titled Good Hunting, Hitler is represented by a hunter who has captured a small deer.

The deer is labeled "Austrian integrity.” A sign in the background says "Strictly Preserved.” According to the caption, Mussolini, the hunter in the background, is saying "All right, Adolf- I never heard a shot.”

Which statement best describes the artist’s point of view?

-Germany and Italy are willfully violating international law.
-Germany and Italy are unaware their actions could be considered illegal.
-Italy is the only nation able to stand up to Germany’s aggression.
-Italy is on the “right” side of international law, while Germany is on the “wrong” side.

ANSWER: Germany and Italy are willfully violating international law

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Germany and Italy are willfully violating international law.

Step-by-step explanation:

The picture shows that Hittler is hunting in a forbidden place and is doing so knowing that he is doing something illegal. In the same image it shows that Mussolini is seeing that Hittler is acting against the law, but is willing to pretend that nothing has happened and to cover up the criminal's actions.

This image is a strong reference to the actions taken by Hittler and Mussolini that are against international law and that classifies them as criminals. In addition to being aware of their crimes, the two leaders supported each other by figuring that their criminal actions had some kind of justification.