Light in Darkest Russia, 1903
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- Box 2, Folder 36
- Scope and content:
bound issue from April 1, 1903; Vol LIII, no. 1361. Lithographs address social and religious reforms under Nicholas II of Russia; social classes, wealth, and population growth. Lithographs include "Light in Darkest Russia" (shows Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia, kneeling on one knee in front of a pillow with a scroll of papers laid atop labeled "Ukase civil and religious Reforms." Rays of light labeled "Enlightenment" are shining on the kneeling Nicholas II); "Concerning Race Suicide" (shows two contrasting scenes of population growth. On the left, the "Idle Stork" sits idle while the upper-class declines to make babies; on the right, the "Strenuous Stork" is being stressfully worked by a population explosion of the lower classes)
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