
'Peace and future cannon fodder' - is a cartoon of 1920 by the Australian artist Will Dyson. 'The Tiger' was a nickname for Clemenceau and in the caption, Clemenceau is saying: 'Curious! I seem to hear a child weeping'. This is cartoon gives a scathing endictment of the Treaty of Versailles.
![]() | A teacher and student interactive PowerPoint presentation evaluating the cartoon and giving a clear synopsis of how to interpret it |
![]() | A student's animated presentation of the PowerPoint above |
| A short video lesson explaining how to interpret this cartoon | |
![]() | An MP4 Iphone ready version of the video explaining how to interpret this cartoon. Download the zip file and install it on your hand held device for portable revision and learning. |
| A zip file of two high quality images of this cartoon. One has had some alteration for ease of interpretation. |
You can use any of these resources provided or use them in a way that suits your lesson. The animated presentations require Adobe Reader 9 or later. The latest version can be obtained here