Ask the Women and Children Whom Hitler is Starving Whether Rationing Is Too Great a "Sacrifice"
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- creation period: 1942 - 1942
- creation period details: 1942
- width: 101.20 cm
- height: 141.60 cm
- art medium: Design
- museum: Museum of Modern Art (New York)
- acquisition year: 1944
- artists: Käthe Kollwitz
- countries: Germany
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"Ask the women and children whom Hitler is starving whether rationing is too great a "sacrifice""
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