This map is the second of two satirical geographical caricatures of European countries by artist Karl Lehmann-Dumont, which was published at the beginning of the First World War. She portrays Germany and Austria-Hungary as circus trainers and tamers of fiercely hostile animals that inhabit an increasingly strange and paradoxical European menagerie. In particular, Russian wolves and rhino, a British crocodile and inserted eastern dragon and monkeys representing the Japanese.