Peanuts by Charles Schulz for January 18, 1967
January 17, 1967
January 19, 1967
Transcript:
The World War I Flying Ace sits on the doghouse and thinks, "Here's The World War I Flying Ace escaping in a stolen Fokker D7."<BR><BR> The World War I Flying Ace thinks, "What's that? Nieuprts!! I'm being attacked by my own buddies!"<BR><BR> The World War I Flying Ace seems scared. He thinks, "Hey, it's me! Don't shoot! Don't shoot!"<BR><BR> Bullet holes appear on the doghouse. Snoopy thinks, "Give my regards to Unter Den Linden!"<BR><BR>
HeatherMcCrillis almost 5 years ago
I’m surprised that didn’t happen more often in fictional works. How would the forces know someone isn’t stealing a vehicle?
alien011 2 months ago
I really like the reference. In a previous strip he gave his regards to Broadway, now Unter den Linden, a famous road in Berlin, it ends on the Paris Plaza, where the Brandenburg Gate is located. Back when the strip was originally published it was in East Berlin, the Berlin Gate was next to the Berlin Wall (since 1961) and the only people able to go there were military personell (wall guards). Around 1916 (when the allied entered WW1) it was probably the most prestigeous street in Berlin, or maybe even in Germany.