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Relief on the Hoof: The Seagoing Cowboys, the Heifer Project, and UNRRA in Poland: List of Illustrations

Relief on the Hoof: The Seagoing Cowboys, the Heifer Project, and UNRRA in Poland
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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Dedication
  4. Contents
  5. List of Illustrations
  6. Acknowledgments
  7. Note on Spelling, Translation, and Language
  8. Introduction: Global Agents of Humanitarian Aid
  9. Chapter 1. UNRRA, Food, and Winning the Peace
  10. Chapter 2. The UNRRA–Brethren Service Committee Partnership
  11. Chapter 3. On Becoming a Seagoing Cowboy
  12. Chapter 4. Working Animals as Humanitarian Aid
  13. Chapter 5. The Making of “Relief Animals”
  14. Chapter 6. Cowboys and Animals at Sea
  15. Chapter 7. Bovines, Equines, and Humans in Poland
  16. Chapter 8. UNRRA and Animal Politics in Poland
  17. Chapter 9. Heifer Project Animals in Poland
  18. Conclusion: Humanitarian Imaginaries
  19. List of Abbreviations
  20. Notes
  21. Bibliography
  22. Index
  23. Copyright

Illustrations

  1. 1. Polish children drinking milk with SS William Riddle in background
  2. 2. SS Cedar Rapids Victory
  3. 3. Seagoing cowboys
  4. 4. Horses aboard the SS Cedar Rapids Victory
  5. 5. Seagoing cowboys at work
  6. 6. Cowboys in Gdańsk
  7. 7. Unloading of horses in Poland
  8. 8. Delivery of horses by UNRRA
  9. 9. Delivery of horses by UNRRA
  10. 10. Veterinarian examining UNRRA horses
  11. 11. Delivery of horses by UNRRA
  12. 12. Polish farmer from the Recovered Territories with horse
  13. 13. Milking a recently arrived UNRRA cow on a farm near Gdańsk
  14. 14. Children and cow
  15. 15. Seagoing cowboys

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