Introducing animals, historians, and the "people's war" -- Being a pet in the 1920s and 1930s: a chronicle of a massacre foretold? -- September 1939: no human panic. 400,000 animals killed in four days -- Disrupting previous stories: a phony war for whom? -- Building cross-species experience: eating and food in war -- Blurring the boundaries: who is going to ground? who is protecting whom? -- The growing strength of animal-human families and the wartime state -- Emotion, utility, morale on the home front: animal-human relationships -- Conclusion: change and continuity, remembering and forgetting -- Animals during the Second World War.
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