Crocodile magazine No. 29 for 1944.

Paper. The magazine is in good collector's condition. The size is 345*263. Color illustrations and caricatures. The cartoon "The Last Cry of Parisian Fashion" was published at the height of the Great Patriotic War, when the Red Army was successfully advancing, and the defeat of Nazi Germany was becoming more and more obvious. In the center of the cartoon is a grotesque figure symbolizing fascism or Hitler himself. This figure is dressed in ridiculous "fashionable" clothes, with a swastika armband, women's jewelry and a revolver tied to his arm. On the yellow armband is an inscription in German: "HITLER KAPUT!!". The image ridicules the enemy and predicts his imminent defeat. Behind the figure is a Triumphal Arch, symbolizing Paris, which indicates the theme of the liberation of Europe from Nazi occupation. Guarantee of authenticity.