Summary

Description TonitzaSiFiulMeu.PNG	Cartoon by N. Tonitza, published in Hiena magazine
Date	17 December 1922
Source	Raoul Şorban, Nicolae Tonitza , Meridiane, 1965
Author	Nicolae Tonitza (1886–1940) Alternative names Nicolae N. Tonitza; Nicolas Tonitza; N. N. Tonitza Description Romanian caricaturist, painter, lithographer, journalist, graphic artist and art critic Date of birth/death 13 April 1886 26 February 1940 Location of birth/death Bârlad Bucharest Work period 1906 –1940 Authority file : Q733762 VIAF : 95765570 ISNI : 0000000116904205 ULAN : 500013832 LCCN : n86107312 Open Library : OL442573A WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q733762

Summary

[The mine owner to the miner:] "A socialist, you say?... My son is a socialist too, but without going on strike..., that is why he already has his own capital..."

[Patronul minei către miner:] "Socialist? şi fiul meu e socialist, dar fără grevă..., de aceea are deja un capital..."

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