The Russian bear sharpens its claws
Edwin Sundberg · 1898 - 1978
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A pictorial map of the Soviet Union in yellow, with Europe, Asia, Japan, and Manchukuo in surrounding colours, marked with railways, cities, and small symbols for oil, wheat, coal, and steel mills. Inset panels list territory lost by treaties concluded in 1920 and a comparison of standing armies, with a soldier silhouette labelled Russia at 1,300,000. The work is titled The Russian bear sharpens its claws, by Edwin Sundberg, 1944.
