Tintin_Land_of_Black_Gold_in_La_Voix_de_l_Ouest.jpg (264 × 376 pixels, file size: 37 KB, MIME type: image/jpeg)
Summary
editHergé cartoon, digital photo. A version of the Tintin adventure "Land of Black" published in a French newspaper as "Land of Liquid Gold". Of interest because it shows how the original story differed from the one most commonly available today and, how in the 1940s, French editors changed some aspects of the text in order to appease wartime censors.
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Licensing
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15:44, 31 August 2007 | No thumbnail | 616 × 878 (199 KB) | Marktreut (talk | contribs) | Herge cartoon, digital photo. A version of the Tintin adventure "Land of Black" published in a French newspaper as "Land of Liquid Gold". Of interest because it shows how French editors changed some aspects of the text in order to appease wartime censors. |
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