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Decades earlier a very different leader with a very real snarl raised visions of a Communist ambush and dangerous political overreach. An infamous advertising campaign featuring dancing Cossacks helped National’s Robert Muldoon take the Beehive, but even he could not resist the strong arm of political might, responding to crises with carless days, wage and price freezes, and Think Big. Tom Scott Tom Scott cartoon depicting Helengrad. Cartoons depicting Helengrad and the National Party’s dancing Cossacks fuelled people’s concerns about the intrusions of government into everyday life. Those muscles have been flexed once more, in response to the latest global crisis.
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