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Caricature of a helmeted soldier raising a sabre over two prone figures labeled Belgia and Luxemburg, by Louis Raemaekers.

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A charcoal-style caricature shows a helmeted, mustached soldier in a long coat raising a sabre over two prone figures. The figures wear armbands labeled BELGIA and LUXEMBURG, and the caption reads "How I deal with the small fry." The work is attributed to Louis Raemaekers and dated 1916-1917.