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In a podcast posted on Electric Politics, Jytte Klausen and host George Kenney discuss the thorny issues of politics and religion that informed the author's study in The Cartoons that Shook the World, as well as the controversy surrounding the book's publication.
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cool interview. Thanks for sharing.
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