Eva Plach is a social and cultural historian specializing in the history of twentieth-century Poland. She teaches modern European history, concentrating on the history of the Holocaust.

• Introduction: Global Agents of Humanitarian Aid1. UNRRA, Food, and Winning the Peace2. The UNRRA-Brethren Service Committee Partnership3. On Becoming a Seagoing Cowboy4. Working Animals as Humanitarian Aid5. The Making of "Relief Animals"6. Cowboys and Animals at Sea7. Bovines, Equines, and Humans in Poland8. UNRRA and Animal Politics in Poland9. Heifer Project Animals in PolandConclusion: Humanitarian Imaginaries

Eva Plach is a social and cultural historian specializing in the history of twentieth-century Poland. She teaches modern European history, concentrating on the history of the Holocaust.

• Introduction: Global Agents of Humanitarian Aid1. UNRRA, Food, and Winning the Peace2. The UNRRA-Brethren Service Committee Partnership3. On Becoming a Seagoing Cowboy4. Working Animals as Humanitarian Aid5. The Making of "Relief Animals"6. Cowboys and Animals at Sea7. Bovines, Equines, and Humans in Poland8. UNRRA and Animal Politics in Poland9. Heifer Project Animals in PolandConclusion: Humanitarian Imaginaries

Eva Plach is a social and cultural historian specializing in the history of twentieth-century Poland. She teaches modern European history, concentrating on the history of the Holocaust.

• Introduction: Global Agents of Humanitarian Aid1. UNRRA, Food, and Winning the Peace2. The UNRRA-Brethren Service Committee Partnership3. On Becoming a Seagoing Cowboy4. Working Animals as Humanitarian Aid5. The Making of "Relief Animals"6. Cowboys and Animals at Sea7. Bovines, Equines, and Humans in Poland8. UNRRA and Animal Politics in Poland9. Heifer Project Animals in PolandConclusion: Humanitarian Imaginaries