1. During World War II, Dr. Seuss drew racist anti-Japanese cartoons. UCSD Libraries From 1941-1943, Theodor Seuss Geisel, a.k.a. Dr. Seuss, drew over 400 political cartoons for the newspaper PM.

WWII Army Spy Cartoon This 1943 animated short film was a cautionary tale designed to instruct service personnel about security during World War Two. Part of a series, it was written by Dr. Seuss ...

Under the direction of Frank Capra Dr. Seuss offered up his services to the U.S. Army’s Information and Education Division.

From Snafu’s premiere in 1943 until the end of its run in 1946, 28 cartoons tackled myriad problems these young soldiers might face — from breaches of security and malaria to spreading rumors ...

Other than his knack for thinking up absurd and fanciful characters, there is a lot to learn about controversial children's author Dr. Seuss.

This 1943 animated short film was a cautionary tale designed to instruct service personnel about security during World War Two. Part of a series, it was written by Dr. Seuss, voiced by Mel Blanc ...

Netflix has secured the rights to turn five Dr. Seuss books into animated shows that will look at 'themes of diversity', the company has said. Adaptations of 'The Sneetches' (left) and 'Thidwick ...

Eight decades ago, however, during World War II, Geisel, a Captain in the U.S. Army, published more than 400 cartoons, many that carried patriotic messages to rally the home front in the war ...