World War II / Anti-communism propaganda (anti-sovietism)Cover page illustration of Maurice-Yvan Sicard (french journalist and writer; 1910-2000) novel entitled "Si les Soviets gagnaient la guerre; Katyn partout" (Should the soviets win the war; Katyn everywhere).(A soviet armed with a hammer and a sickle (communism symbols) embodies the red scare that threatens France should the soviets win the war. "Katyn everywhere" is an explicit reference to the Katyn massacre which was a series of mass executions of Polish nationals carried out by the People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs (NKVD); the Soviet secret police; in April and May 1940. The number of victims is estimated at about 22;000).Printed cover cartoon; 1943 (unknown cartoonist); Private collection.