E:7/9 Win a Copy of The Animals' War

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The Imperial War Museum North is proud to present the special exhibition The Animal's War, and offers you the chance to win a copy of the stunning supporting book, written by the historian Juliet Gardiner with a foreword by Jilly Cooper.

This major family exhibition, which runs until January 2008, explores the remarkable role of animals in conflict from the First World War to the present day using hands-on interactives, photographs, film and sound clips, paintings, touchable sculptures, and memorabilia from the Imperial War Museum collections and private and public lenders from all over the world.

Among the working animals whose stories are included in the exhibition are Winkie, the pigeon who saved the lived of a ditched aircrew by carrying a vital message revealing their location; Sefton, the cavalry horse who survived the Hyde Park terrorist bombing by the IRA; Endal, the assistance dog who helped to rehabilitate a badly-injured Gulf War veteran; and Roselle, the Labrador who led her blind owner to safety from the 78th floor of the World Trade Center after it was attacked on 11 September 2001.

Click here for more information on the exhibition.

For your chance to win a copy of the book, thanks to The Imperial War Museum North and Portrait publishers, simply answer the following question:

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Rin Tin Tin, found at the close of World War I and who became a Hollywood legend, was a:
<input name="answer" value="Horse" type="radio"><label>Horse</label>

<input name="answer" value="Dolphin" type="radio"><label>Dolphin</label>

<input name="answer" value="Dog" type="radio"><label>Dog</label>