An Update and “Held Captive: Prisoners of War and Their Pets in Canada during the Second World War”

It has been a while since my last post here but I’m still researching and writing about POWs in Canada. I’m happy to say that I finished my dissertation and successfully defended my PhD. I’m hoping that this (and the current pandemic) will give me more time to share some of my research here.

Speaking of research, I recently published a photo essay on the Network in Canadian History & the Environment about POWs and their pets in Canada during the Second World War. If you are interested in learning more about POW pets (including the black bear cub seen below) or you simply like seeing pictures of dogs, cats, and bears, click HERE or on the image below.

POW and pet bear, Pigeon Timber Co. Camp near Neys.
POW and bear cub at a Pigeon Timber Co. bush camp north of Neys, Ontario.

Published by Michael O'Hagan

Historian studying German Prisoners of War in Canada during the Second World War

2 thoughts on “An Update and “Held Captive: Prisoners of War and Their Pets in Canada during the Second World War”

  1. Congratulations Doc. I enjoyed the pictures and the commentary very much. Well done. Guy Johnson

    Sent from my iPhone

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