These are some political cartoons that I have been able to gather.
In the image above, it is difficult to see, but the doctor's bag in the cartoon has "Bolshevism" written on it. While the diplomats were busy redrawing the map of Europe at Paris and figuring out peace terms for Germany, they were also keeping an eye on what was happening in Russia. From the view of Paris, everything that the Bolsheviks stood for and were attempting to establish was a threat to Europe. With short-lived communist uprisings in Bavaria and Hungary, and worker unrest throughout Europe, diplomats always had to consider what to do about the Bolsheviks. Luckily, for Europe, it could largely end up ignoring the Bolsheviks who were engaged in a bloody three-year civil war (not to mention the war with Poland or the Allied Interventions).
 The Tasks of Peace Current History, January 1919 |
 Applying the Armistice Terms Current History, February 1919 |
 Four Cartoons Current History, February 1919 |
 14 Points (4 cartoons) Current History, July 1919 |
 At the Peace Conference Current History, July 1919 |
 At the Peace Table Current History, August 1919 |
 The Benefactors of Mankind Current History, August 1919 |
 Plastered Current History, March 1919 |
 The Doorknob Has Hatched Current History, March 1919 |
 Everybody's Doing It Current History, August 1919 |
 You Think Him Safe, Mon Ami? Current History, June 1919 |
 Wonder If It's Storm proof Current History, June 1919 |
 The Three Fates at Versailles Current History, September 1919 |
 Peace, Perfect Peace Current History, September 1919 |
 Three Cartoons Current History, September 1919 |
 The Judgment of Paris Current History, June 1919 |