"Punch, or London Charivari, Volume 152, April 4, 1917" is a satirical magazine that acutely reflected the social and political events of its time. In this issue, the reader will find sharp humor, shocking truthfulness, and frank criticism of the morals and politics of the First World War era. The authors combine sharp sarcasm with irony, revealing the contradictions of the world and exposing the faces of those who depend on power and money. This book is not only a document of its time, but also a timeless testament to the power of satire as a means of defending truth and free speech.