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Boria Sax is an author who is best known for his writing on human-animal relations. In his writing, he has developed a style that “combines scholarship with narrative and lyricism”. He interprets the depiction of animals in human culture as a means to explore human identity. He has worked as a consultant on human rights for Amnesty International, Helsinki Watch, and Human Rights Internet. The many publications of Boria Sax include books of poetry, scholarship, memoirs and many more genres.

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The Soviet Union prompted Nazi Germany to sign a “non-aggression” treaty which outlined their agreement that no military action would be taken against the two countries for 10 years. However, only one week late on the 1st of September, Germany had breached this treaty and invaded Poland. This ensued on the basis that the country had been working with its allies, Great Britain and France, in order to encompass and dismember Germany. Germany seized Poland once it defeated the Polish army. Approximately 6 million people were lost.

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World war 11 lasted between 1939 up until 1945. It is often described as the most ferocious war, as well as the largest. This war begun once Germany invaded Poland on the 1st oof September, 1939. By doing this they had broken their treaty to stop invading countries. This breach lead to Britain and France declaring war on Germany.

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This piece by Ceridwen Dovey was narrated by a dog during World War 11.

Dogs have been a part of warfare for many years. They are known as a man's best friend and served as "fur missiles" whom are used as personal fighters who tear down soldiers, broke up enemy formations and often served as prison guards.