When an Animal Becomes Human-Like, It Does Not Bother about the Roots of Its Own Tree Anymore
Fables from the Years 1914-1918 / the Destinies of the Unsung Heroes of all Wars
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animals, world war I, fablesAbstract
Throughout history, mankind has not used animals solely for food and work, or kept them as pets. In all wars started by the human animal, animals have also suffered greatly. The loot and medals, however, were divided amongst the real pigs - the pigs on two legs.
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2025-07-18
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