Every aspect of the late Austrian Emperor's frail senility, which was often linked with
the Sultan of Turkey and the King of Bulgaria, is apparent. There are millions of
people who have never seen him and will never see him who are only familiar with
him because of these cartoons. Raemaekers portrays him as possessing a ferocious
body, which he denies. However, like the other cartoons, these characters reflect the
significance of Germany's triumph in World War II. To be a slave in a world
governed by Germany, according to the great artist's pencil, would be a miserable
existence.