Dive into One of World War II’s Most Unique Rescue Missions, Operation Cowboy
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Any military rescue mention is likely to be an interesting subject in its own right, but there was one that took place during World War II that was set apart from many others by one factor: the targets were not human. This book delves into the buildup and execution of a mission to rescue the prized Lipizzaner horses from Russian capture, in what was one of the most intense operations of the Second World War. Pick up your copy today!

Here's a Preview of What You Will Learn
* What were the Lipizzaners?
* The significance of the Lipizzaners
* The origins of Operation Cowboy
* Obstacles for the operation’s approval
* Important figures of the operation

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Comments From Other Readers
“I’m something of a history buff, but up until picking up a copy of this book, ‘Operation Cowboy’ was a big question mark for me. It is fascinating that so much time and effort was put into rescuing horses, and that their ancestors can still be found around the world today. We talk of unsung heroes quite a bit, but the men that were involved in this mission definitely fit that criteria.” – Joe B. (Springfield, USA)

“It’s not often that you find a book that speaks to both your ‘history nerd’ side and your ‘animal lover’ side. What a neat story! Based on the name, you would think the mission was to obtain precious cargo, and you’d be right – you just wouldn’t expect valuable horses!” – Doris C. (Stow, USA)

“The Lipizzaner horses are a fascinating breed, and it’s interesting to think that the efforts of Operation Cowboy directly affected the Lipizzaners that are alive today. They are the descendants of the horses that were rescued by this mission. This book gives a great account of the planning and execution of one of the most overlooked events of World War II.” – Hank H. (Dallas, USA)


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