Les 5 animaux de guerre - Nota Bene #15

Ce n’est pas parce que c'est de l'histoire, qu'on ne peut pas en raconter! Quizième épisode de Nota Bene sur les animaux de guerre. Du cheval au cochon, en passant par le meilleur ami de l'homme, depuis le début de nos civilisations l'homme a appris à domestiquer l'animal pour l'aider sur le champ de bataille. Découvrons ensemble quelques histoires incroyables autour de ses soldats pas comme les autres.

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Livres :
- Histoire du cheval (Buffon, 1885, Gallica)
- De l'art équestre (Xenophon, 2002, Editions les Belles Lettres)
- Les animaux-soldats (Martin MONESTIER, 1996, Editions du cherche Midi)
- Héros oubliés : Les animaux dans la Grande Guerre (Jean-Michel Derex, 2014, Éditions Pierre de Taillac)
- Des chiens et des hommes (Patrick Cendrier, 2005, Google Books)
- Le Spectateur militaire, volume 12 (Jean Maximilien Lamarque1830, Google Books)
- Les chiens célèbres (Guillaume de Lavigne, 2015, Google books)
- Histoire militaire des éléphants (Pietro Damiano Armandi, 1843, Google Books)
- Histoires insolites du Débarquement (Frédéric Veille, 2014, Google Books)
- Histoires Naturelles (Pline l’ancien, 77, Gallica)

Sites internet :
- https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cataphracte_(armure)
- http://www.ladocumentationfrancaise.fr/dossiers/premiere-guerre-mondiale/mobilises-tues-blesses.shtml
- https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89l%C3%A9phant_de_guerre
- http://www.cosmovisions.com/elephantsChrono.htm
- https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bataille_de_l%27Hydaspe

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