Agree with the sentiment but I think the second picture on your post would be removed from the post. I know the historical context myself but I believe that old racist Japanese caricatures shouldn't be used without explicit historical context.
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![After news of Antall's death reached MTV management at around 16:45 (CET), MTV1's coverage coordination fell to its deputy editor-in-chief, István Stefka [hu], his boss being absent for a country trip, and interior minister Péter Boross arrived at the broadcaster's headquarters to make a statement which was to be televised. Stefka and other employees agreed to immediately break into programming due to the subject matter, in spite of the Walt Disney bemutatja block being scheduled to remain for twenty minutes on air.[1]
At 18:08, as MTV1 was screening the DuckTales episode "A Whale of a Bad Time", the interruption of programming occurred during a scene in which Uncle Scrooge throws a tantrum after learning that a sea monster had devoured his cash. The programme was then replaced with a slide of the MTV1 logo, set to Frédéric Chopin's Funeral March. A few minutes later, Boross appeared on-screen to make the public announcement of Antall's death, with news coverage continuing into the evening.[1][3] The exact number of viewers at the time of the event is unknown, as television viewership figures in Hungary were not recorded until a year later.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ddjxs7mh57i6c2u6kqfavtxc/bafkreidvhllhniocn43vs7qjyld6kqaavhbnn3jj7pyjkri35s5ixuu6ze)
![The abrupt nature of the event caused confusion and anger within the generation of children watching when it occurred, who experienced politics and the concept of death for the first time. This generation subsequently came to be known as the "DuckTales generation".[2][3][5][6][7] The event itself is considered a flashbulb memory, with its significance being compared in Hungarian media to the cultural shock of the assassination of John F. Kennedy and the September 11 attacks, with some media outlets also drawing parallels with the 1939 wartime shutdown of the BBC Television Service, which was immediately preceded by a screening of Mickey's Gala Premier.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ddjxs7mh57i6c2u6kqfavtxc/bafkreia3oohxosngetlkk3tjjj62bk647bzshejsjbqk6rjzaoregelyma)
