U S Gives Reich 5 000 Tons Of Food And German Output Lags
American relief to Germany in the postwar zone totals 5 000 tons of food with larger allocations planned. Germany’s agriculture struggles amid uncertain repayment, while exports and imports remain unbalanced for years. Daily rations vary, with coal miners among the better off at around 2400 calories.
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Our Army Rations Highlight German Food Struggles
The writer notes daily German calorie intake appears constrained with 950 calories for non workers and housewives, while black markets thrive. Describes food as a gauge of occupation policies, denazification, transport bottlenecks, and questions about long term U S stay in Germany.
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