Cartoon in which Nazi Germany is presented as the wolf of the Red Riding Hood, Soviet Russia is a smiling bear and Red Riding Hood is Poland, surprised by the couple.
a cartoon made by the capitalists trying to show the union that the Nazis and the Soviets had and poland is personified by a little, indefense and innocent girl.
The cartoon's point of view is clearly from America as it is showing how Hitler (the wolf) is allied to Russia, represented as a bear which is a dangerouse animal but much more harmless thana hunger wolf, so it could attack Poland. What it represents was the Nazi-Soviet pact to take control over Poland.
Lucia Paz and Victoria Gonzalez
This cartoon was drawn by US cartoonist Herb Block in 1939. In this source you can see a small girl labelled "Poland", confronted by two predators witch represent Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia.
This source shows how Poland was vulnerable, weak and was going to be "eaten" by wolf and the bear (Germany and Russia)
Baltasar Querio and Julia Molmenti
This cartoon is clearly from the point of view of the allies. It conveys the situation of fear and shock from Poland who is set a trap (depicted as the red riding hood whilst the Soviets and the Nazis are drawn as the bear and the wolf).
Posse and Helou
this cartoon was made from the part of the allies showing the sorprise of Poland produced by the Nazi Germany and the USSR, it also represents the surprise of the allies of this new alliance which was the straw that broke the camel's back. Poland was trapped and surpised by this new alliance
Mechi Anelo