World Beet Sugar Shortage Shrinks Global Output
A wartime world beet sugar shortage cuts production by about one third from prewar levels. France sees beet sugar at 291 percent of its prewar average for five years before the war, while Italy reports a drop of 56,000 tons from the prior year. Labor shortages hinder Italy’s beet sugar operations as Allied nations struggle to ship cane sugar from Java and Cuba to support front-line needs.
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Poles faced forced German labor under brutal rule
An account by F C Walcott drawn from the United States Food Administration recounts how, during World War I, German authorities demanded every able bodied Pole leave his starving family to work in Germany or starve. The testimony describes barracks, starvation wages, and confinement behind barbed wire, contrasted with a warning of dire consequences for the homeland.
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United States Food Administration
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Belgium
Strbia
France
Loover
Ling
Poland
Germany
von Bessler
von Bile
General von Kries
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