Germany Sees War Supplies Secure as Bread Crackdown Expands
An American observer reports on Germany’s wartime economy, detailing the wheat monopoly, bread rationing, and bread cards, plus widespread factory output, rising prices, and extensive social support for soldiers’ families. The piece notes full employment, high wages in munitions plants, and the regime’s emphasis on self-sufficiency, with disciplined public life and patriotic sentiment.
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Fprussism Ministry of State
Germany
Food prices in Germany before and after the war
The document lists average prices across Germany for common foods and supplies as of today, including butter per pound, sugar per pound, cream per quart, various meats per pound, milk per quart, and other staples. Prices are given for items such as beef, veal, pork, bacon, and coffee, with notes indicating quality levels.
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