True stories of bad wolves - Todaro, Giovanni
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This book deals with the anthropophagy of wolves at an international level, from the ancient Etruscans and Romans up to 2024. The approach is of the historical kind and it even uses sources found in distant times and places. It is neither in favour nor against wolves, an animal species fundamental in nature. Nonetheless, forgetting those events and the victims would be wrong, and denying these very facts, for those who know, would be simply dishonest. In the interest of wolves as well, a wild species which like many others - in fact, all of them - deserves space and respect, but which would be…mehr

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This book deals with the anthropophagy of wolves at an international level, from the ancient Etruscans and Romans up to 2024. The approach is of the historical kind and it even uses sources found in distant times and places. It is neither in favour nor against wolves, an animal species fundamental in nature. Nonetheless, forgetting those events and the victims would be wrong, and denying these very facts, for those who know, would be simply dishonest. In the interest of wolves as well, a wild species which like many others - in fact, all of them - deserves space and respect, but which would be better to well and fully know to avoid the repetition of the past tragedies and the consequent, following lies, the most famous of them being Little Red Riding Hood, passed off as a fairy tale when in fact - in the at least lots of hundreds of thousands of similar cases actually occurred all over the world and over the centuries - those are real and even common facts, scrupulously and officially documented by the authorities. And it's not a coincidence you won't find them in other biased texts about wolves, but here you will. There is no other written work out there of such extent and detailed analysis on the subject. The research involved: France, Italy, England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Germany, Portugal, Switzerland, Spain, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Japan, North Korea, South Korea, Russia, Moldova, Estonia, Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Turkey, Belarus, Lithuania, India, Belgium, the Netherlands, Egypt, Israel, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Mongolia, China, Canada, United States, Uzbekistan, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan.