The great cat and dog massacre the real story of World War Two's unknown tragedy Kean, Hilda creator author. text bibliography History. ilu 2017 monographic eng print 233 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm. 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. Hilda Kean. Includes bibliographical references (pages 175-225) and index. e-uk--- Animal welfare Great Britain History 20th century Human-animal relationships Great Britain History 20th century World War, 1939-1945 Food supply Great Britain Animals Social aspects Great Britain History 20th century Animal Welfare history Bonding, Human-Pet World War II United Kingdom World War (1939-1945) Animal welfare Animals Social aspects Food supply Human-animal relationships Great Britain 1900 - 1999 fast HV4805.A3 K43 2017 HV 4805.A3 K242g 2017 Animal lives (University of Chicago. Press) 9780226318325 (cloth : alk. paper) 022631832X (cloth : alk. paper) 2016027115 ICU/DLC 160610 20171214060324.0 in00004538060 eng