The real German-American by Udo Keppler (1900)

Colored political cartoon of a German-American man casting a ballot, with McKinley and Roosevelt portraits and a naturalizati

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A colored lithograph in caricature style shows a bearded man in a dark suit and striped trousers, wearing a sash reading "German-American," casting a ballot beside a glass ballot box draped in an American flag. Behind him, oval portraits of McKinley and Roosevelt flank a heraldic eagle, while two figures struggle over a banner labeled "Naturalization." The print is titled "The real German-American" and was made by Udo Keppler in 1900.

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1900

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