During World War II, the price of a pint of milk in the UK was around 4 pence, although prices could vary due to rationing and local conditions. The government implemented price controls to stabilize costs during the war, but inflation and supply issues often influenced prices. In the U.S., prices were similarly controlled, with a pint costing about 12 cents by the end of the war. Overall, the price of milk reflected the broader economic challenges of wartime rationing and resource allocation.
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Canada played a much biggger part in World war two
Germany was very much an autocracy during World War 2.
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In the 1940s, the price of milk in England was typically around 4 pence per pint. However, prices varied slightly depending on the location and whether the milk was bought directly from a farmer or through a shop. The introduction of rationing during World War II also influenced the availability and price of milk during this period.
very high costing
three glasses of milk or water were givin to the solders per week
45 cents
Everybody was effected by rationing in WW2 but there were different amounts for different situations. for instance children were entitled to half a pint of milk where as an adult was allowed much less than that.there were different coloured ration books for different ages/problems.
maet and milk
In WW2, a milk run was a "easy job", "little or no danger." In the Vietnam War, it was called a "cake walk" , or a "walk in the sun."
he had babies and drank milk he had babies and drank milk
c-rations water podwered milk
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milk=4p and a coupon bread=4p and a coupon chocalte=around 6p bacon=$2 per packet