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    طُلب من الأميركيين الذين بقوا في منازلهم خلال الحرب العالمية الثانية تقديم التضحيات لدعم القوات في الخارج. لقد غيّر الناس وظائفهم، وتولوا مسؤوليات جديدة في المنزل، بل وقاموا بتغيير نظامهم الغذائي. وكان تقنين الغذاء أمرا لا بد منه. حصل الجيش على أفضل اللحوم والقهوة والمواد غير القابلة للتلف، في حين شد الجميع أحزمتهم واكتفوا بذلك. وبدلاً من التذمر بشأن ذلك، أصبح الناس مبدعين. #الحرب العالمية الثانية #تاريخ_الطعام #تاريخ_غريب |عرب اورج

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    3. @Rebecca-zr3lu on

      God, thank you for deliverance from evil and from wickedness. God, thank you for your many blessings. God, thank you for the way, the truth and the life. We bind frowardness and perverseness In Jesus mighty name. Amen 🙏 🤍We pray for abounding grace and mercy and for no cursings and no acts of violence. Thank you God for loosing victory over your creation in Jesus mighty name. Amen 🙏 🌈

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    4. @Rebecca-zr3lu on

      Blessings in an abundance of the faith. I salute you. 😘🙏Grace and peace be unto you and to this place. God bless you. 🤍Thank you. Will you believe and receive Jesus Christ as your Lord and personal saviour??? I do. 🌈

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    5. @Gojiro7 on

      with Social Media, It inevitable that if there were war rations again, everyone would have a very pissy and entitled attitude despite the cause it goes too. Part of me feels people felt that way too back then, at least more than we think there were and if had their say might have raised a bit of a stink, but decades of better less rustic living as a whole probably would make america look petty in the face of adversity ^^;

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    6. @dangelo1369 on

      Think about this: Americans had to endure deprivation from the Great Depression and World War 2. But there are some that want to go back to those times. Why? Certainly not for the economy. So it must be something else, right?

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    11. @Andrea-ue2uw on

      This was for the rich and well off…common people like us probably starved cause during the war I doubt there was food for everyone…my mom as a young girl in germany had to pick through peoples garbages for potato peels during the war, had to ride her bike through bombs blasting around her brothers and was dragged by my oma into the woods with her brothers at a very young age when the Russian’s came to her villiage so they didnt get raped and killed, my oma had a gun held to her head by a russian and was told to give everything she had to them or theyd kill her infront of her children…people love to glorify war…war movies shouldnt even be made for all the suffering and death it causes

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    18. @harleyxxfabco on

      If you have never had to fill your belly with saltine crackers and ketchup because all there was for dinner then you don't know what hunger and hard times are all about. My kids think that they are poor because they have to eat the store brand cereal instead of Captain Crunch. The only jelly we had was from the raspberries and blackberries we picked and my mom canned.

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    21. @sebrinab.3859 on

      My mom was 11 when the war started. Luckily my grandparents had a dairy farm in California. They had a garden, butter,milk,eggs, honey, fruit trees and grape vines. Since grandpa had tractors , they had gas which they had to watch like a hawk.

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    25. @wm.g6664 on

      I don’t understand, the soldiers were citizens who ate before they became soldiers. I can understand metals, rubber etc…. But food? Did we farm less food during world war 2?

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    26. @ingredpaulson4530 on

      In The documentary "The War" by Ken Burns, an American woman recounts her experience in a Japanese prisoner of war camp in the Philippines when she was a little girl. Her family had plantations there. She said that they were treated very harshly and essentially starved. Some Filipinos risked death trying to smuggle food to them. She saw Filipino men, women, and children murdered in the streets by Japanese soldiers. The American prisoners were on starvation rations. What little food they did get was infested with weevils and maggots. After finally returned to the USA after the war, she remembered hearing Americans complaining about the food shortages and rationing. She and her family didn't tell others about what they endured. They figured, what's the use.

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