Cartoonist Stan Mack responded to a New York Times piece with an illustrated letter of comment or, as the N. Y. Times is calling it, a “comic strip to the editor.”
Stan Mack’s Comic Strip Letter to the Editor
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I guess the NYT thought the price was right.
Two very separate thoughts:
My dad used to joke that he “captured an entire Hungarian division,” but, in more serious moments, he said that what he really did was encounter a pathetic group of old men and little boys, disarmed but unfed, and directed them to keep marching to the rear.
And I had a constant critic who wrote me vicious letters when I was writing educational pieces about history and current events. Over time, I learned his father had been a German killed in the war, he had survived Dresden, his mother had married a Yank and brought him here. He was an unreconstructed Nazi, but I felt a little sorry for him. On the other hand, he was one toxic SOB..
We’re gonna have a lot of cleaning up to do when this is all over.