Shadow of Paul Kruger hangs over the French army during the coat of arms at Bétheny, 1901, anonymous, Jean Veber, 1901 Canvas Print
This coat of arms of the French army was held on 19 September 1901 in Bétheny for Tsar Nicholas II. Paul Kruger was in Europe at the time, where he - particularly among enemies of the United Kingdom, such as Russia and France - tried to attract support for the boer struggle in South Africa. Print is part of a magazine with cartoons on the Second Boer War. With three-line caption: Never has a more beautiful army shown its power ... whereas for the cause of the right such a clean use had to be made of it.
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