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Weekly cartoons take aim at left-wing self-criticism and dictators
A weekly roundup of cartoons presents a satirical view of the week.
The themes include self-criticism on the political left, greetings from Moscow and dictators who are disappointed.
The cartoons are by Thomas Plaßmann, Klaus Stuttmann and Julian Fiebach, though the headline also names Helena Baumeister.
The roundup uses humor to sum up the week through these political themes.
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Weekly cartoons by Thomas Plaßmann, Klaus Stuttmann and Julian Fiebach sum up themes from the week.
The themes include left-wing self-criticism, greetings from Moscow and disappointed dictators.
The article was published by Spiegel on October 11, 2026.
- Who
- Cartoonists Thomas Plaßmann, Klaus Stuttmann and Julian Fiebach.
- What
- Their weekly cartoons address left-wing self-criticism, greetings from Moscow and disappointed dictators.
- When
- October 11, 2026.
- Where
- Spiegel.
- Why
- The cartoons sum up the week.
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- Cartoonists
- Thomas Plaßmann, Klaus Stuttmann and Julian Fiebach
- Publication date
- October 11, 2026
- Topics
- Left-wing self-criticism, greetings from Moscow and disappointed dictators
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