File:The New Far East (1899) 12.jpeg
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[edit]DescriptionThe New Far East (1899) 12.jpeg |
English: The yellow peril, (the German version). Drawn, in 1895, by H. Knackfuss, from a design by His Majesty William II., German Emperor, King of Prussia. |
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http://db.nichibun.ac.jp/ja/d/GAI/info/GD025/ The New Far East (1899) edited by Arthur Diosy |
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日本語:ヘルマン・クナックフース English: Hermann Knackfuss(1848-1915) |
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The print by Hermann Knackfuß disrespectfully depicts Siddhārtha Gautama (Buddha) on the right side. The print can be found in the book "Mina ja mu jüngrid usume nõnda" ("Me and my disciples believe so") by the Baltic Buddhist monk Mahatma brother Vahindra, published in 1930, on page 5. [1] & [2].
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