This political cartoon was drawn by Dutch artist; it explains the people of Netherland’s opinion on the Liberation by the Canadians. The message of the cartoon is very clear. When the German troops occupied Holland, they stole the food and money; whereas Canadian troops came through and helped the people. This cartoon creates a feeling of alliance, and affinity for the audience. A secondary interpretation is about the number of Dutch Canadian children born, through the liberation. As a result, many Dutch people immigrated to Canada (more than 150 000 immigrants arrived in Canada, in the first 25 years after WWII). It is placed in the Canadian War Museum for all generations to see.