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Rationing during World War II was a system implemented by governments to manage the limited supply of essential goods and resources due to wartime shortages. Citizens received ration books or coupons to purchase restricted items like food, gasoline, and clothing, ensuring equitable distribution and supporting the war effort. Rationing aimed to prevent hoarding and ensure that both military personnel and civilians had access to necessary supplies. This practice varied by country and was often accompanied by campaigns to encourage conservation and alternative solutions.

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