Perfume at War: Odor as Sword and Shield
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Perfume at War: Odor as Sword and Shield

by Tomasz Letowski, Elmar Schmeisser, Kimberly Pollard

History Science military studies
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Perfume at War: Odor as Sword and Shield examines odor in relation to warfare, treating scent as both a potential weapon and a means of protection. The book offers a focused look at the intersection of fragrance, sensory experience, and military conflict.

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Perfume at War: Odor as Sword and Shield examines the role of odor in the context of war.

The book presents scent as having both offensive and defensive significance, reflected in its subtitle.

It offers a focused exploration of the intersection between fragrance, sensory experience, and conflict.

Written by Tomasz Letowski, Elmar Schmeisser, and Kimberly Pollard, this work considers odor as a distinctive dimension of warfare.

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