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Pets Behind Enemy Lines
Even during WWI, soldiers looked to animals for companionship. In some cases, they even served as mascots or assisted the soldiers in other ways. Would you take…
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Animals
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Wwi
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Virginia
Memories
Pets
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Memoirs
"Owls that do trench fighting." WWI image, Visual Studies Collection, Library of Virginia.
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Pets Behind Enemy Lines
Battle
Study
Band
"Up in front with the band." WWI image, Visual Studies Collection, Library of Virginia.
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Pets Behind Enemy Lines
Aviation
"An Aviator's Playmate." WWI image, Visual Studies Collection, Library of Virginia.
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Harper's Magazine
Political Cartoons
"Sharing rations with three trench companions." Harper's Magazine, April 1, 1916. WWI Political cartoon, Visual Studies Collection, Library of Virginia.
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Pets Behind Enemy Lines
Best Start
"Pets Behind the Battle Fronts." WWI image, Visual Studies Collection, Library of Virginia.
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Pets Behind Enemy Lines
Fictional Characters
WWI image, Visual Studies Collection, Library of Virginia.
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Pets Behind Enemy Lines
Soldiers
German
"German soldiers in the Russian war zone petting a fawn and a wild pig." WWI image, Visual Studies Collection, Library of Virginia.
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Pets Behind Enemy Lines
Horses
"Solid comfort." WWI image, Visual Studies Collection, Library of Virginia.
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