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and II. During the World War, a number of cartoons were produced by the Allied States, with the aim of propaganda against the Mikhver States. The Allied States had intended to obtain support from the public to war by building a hate speech against the Mikhver States in the cartoons. During this process, the Mikhver states went on the way to produce cartoons for anti-propaganda purposes against the Allies. In this work, 2. The cartoons produced for propaganda by the Mikhver States during the World War were treated for the purpose of "contra-propaganda". For this purpose, the 1940 German-made Der Störenfried (Oyunbozan), 1941 Italian-made Il Dottor Churkill (Doctor Churkill) and 1943 Japan-made Momotarō no Umiwashi (Momotaro's Sea Eagles) cartoons were studied using the indicative analysis method included in the qualitative research methods. In the study, the cartoons were analyzed in the framework of the understanding of the indicator of the Swiss language scientist Ferdinand de Saussure. In light of the findings obtained, the conclusion was that the Mikhver states were trying to build a hate speech against the Allied States in the propaganda cartoons.

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