Co-Founder of the "Titanic": Cartoonist Hans Traxler Died
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He was involved in the founding of the satire magazines "Pardon" and "Titanic". The fact that the old Chancellor Kohl got the little flattering nickname pear is also his merit. Now the artist Traxler died highly aged.
He was co-founder of the satire magazine "Titanic" and revealed "The Truth About Hansel and Gretel": The great cartoonist, draughtsman and word artist Hans Traxler died at the age of 97.
The artist, painter and author Hans Traxler is dead.
He was one of the founders of the satire magazines "Pardon" and "Titanic" and coined a nickname for Helmut Kohl with his drawings. Now Hans Traxler has died.
Hans Traxler was productive as ever at a very old age - with sharp points and pointed feathers. Now the great draughtsman, cartoonist and author died at the age of 97.
Frankfurt bids farewell to Hans Traxler. The artist was one of the most famous and influential artists and authors of comic art in Germany.
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