"Punch, or the London Carnival, Volume 156, 1 January 1919" is a monthly humorous and satirical magazine published in Great Britain for over a century. In this issue, readers will find a reflection of military events and political circumstances of that time through the lens of sarcasm and humor. The authors reveal problematic aspects of society, reflect on cultural and historical phenomena, and also use the sharpness of the pen to criticize and mock. Each issue of Punch is a collection of cartoons, anecdotes, caricatures and poems aimed at amusement and thought. In the 156th volume, readers will find a reflection of London life at the beginning of the 20th century in a unique and cheerful presentation.