follow ; mixed media on canvas, 15 x 12 inches, the string series continues. In World War Two, the Soviets used dogs like kamikazes. They would starve the dogs while training them to seek food under German armoured vehicles. In action, the dogs were packed with explosives, which would be set off by a lever on their backs as they scrambled beneath the moving vehicle. The Germans called them Hundeminen , and found flamethrowers to be the most effective at keeping them away. Otherwise, they just shot most dogs on sight.
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