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A Florida author just released a new column based on his Guide to Foreign Obama Cartoons recently published as an E-document on Amazon Kindle. This column of 650 words is syndicated on a global basis in return for circulation based syndication fees

21st Century Research just published "A Guide to Foreign Obama Cartoons" compiled by Florida writer Bohdan O. Szuprowicz which is immediately available as an E-Document on Amazon Kindle for timely use by journalists, commentators and general public.

Unique directory identifies many cartoons never seen in America because they are considered politically incorrect and barred by American media temerity, discrimination and outright censorship. First edition comments on 120 cartoons from 41 countries.

21st Century Research developed a new Obama cartoon based on impressions of his performance at the Democratic Convention. It promotes the Guide to Foreign Obama Cartoons by Bohdan O. Szuprowicz, soon to be published as E-book on Amazon Kindle.

Research of international media continues to identify and translate foreign Obama cartoons that may have never been seen in America. Already 50 Obama cartoons have been selected from Germany alone and sources in about 20 countries are being analyzed

This is a story of a German air raid on a town in Poland during the first hours of WW2. The column of about 1270 words is available immediately in digital form to editors throughout the world for September publication.

The story of a German air raid on a town in Poland during the first hours of WW2 as experienced by an 8-year old boy. The column of about 1270 words is available immediately in digital form to editors throughout the world for September publication.

After distribution of the column to major magazines 21st Century Research is now syndicating the same column to weekly newspapers throughout the world to provide an opportunity for editors to include this unique column in their September issues.

Spectacular ? Indeed, in it's overwhelming confusion. Psychoanalysis is needed to understand the gist of some of the dance numbers, historical implications, and scenery which is chaotic to say the least, and possibly ominous to the faint-hearted.

This is a unique article describing the first hours of WW2 as seen through the eyes of an 8-year old boy during the German air raid on a Polish town of Grodno. It is offered to editors of magazines and newspapers for publication during September.