Before 1914 Germany was unable to feed itself adequately on home produced food and had to import foodstuffs. In World War 1, Britain blockaded Germany - that is the British Navy prevented food reaching Germany by sea. The German chemical industries responded by producing fertilizers that increased yield per acre, but there were still shortages. At the same time, German U-boats were trying to starve Britain into surrender.
Germany. Germany had huge food issues towards the end of WW2 an had to deal with the Berlin Wall he hated Sovietsdings.
One of the main issues that led to Germany's surrender during World War I was the severe depletion of resources and manpower. By 1918, the German economy was strained by a British naval blockade, leading to shortages of food and supplies, which contributed to declining morale among troops and civilians. Additionally, the entry of the United States into the war provided the Allies with fresh troops and resources, tipping the balance against Germany and ultimately leading to their defeat.
Great Britain implemented a naval blockade against Germany during World War I, aiming to cut off supplies of food, raw materials, and military equipment. This strategy severely restricted Germany's imports, leading to widespread shortages and economic hardship. The blockade weakened Germany's industrial capacity and morale, contributing significantly to the country's eventual defeat in the war.
cos we had no food
Food rationing basically ended when the food ran out. Germans were starving because the Allies had done so much bombing on Germany the country was basically leveled. Hitler did not care about the German people. He did not try to get food for his people or his warriors. After the German's gave up the United States and other countries sent Germany food and West Germany and Berlin food staples for many years. They helped them with seeds and farm implements to regrow the foods they needed. Animals were supplied too since so many had been killed during the bombing campaign.
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Germany. Germany had huge food issues towards the end of WW2 an had to deal with the Berlin Wall he hated Sovietsdings.
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I am not quite sure but i think that it depends on what country you lived in during World War II. If you lived in Germany during World War II and you were a German I guess you would go to food markets and get fruit, bread and whatever else you could afford. But if you lived in Germany and you were a Jew you would most likely have been taken away to a concentration camp and they would give you small servings of food such as a spoonful of potato or a small slice of bread. Also I don't think that many people went shopping weekly during World War II. I hope that was a good enough answer for you and I am sorry if it wasn't good enough.
cos we had no food
The Jews were not given rations in World War 2 in the Axis countries. They were rounded up and taken to the concentration camps. They got whatever measly food and liquid they were given. In the Ally countries they received the same rations as everyone else did.
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Food shortages and heavy casualties during World War I
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In World Two, one food item which was scarce was frsh meat form America, and of course Coca Cola, which they could nnot get, so Germany decided to make Sprite (c) which is now a registered trademark of Coca Cola.
Food rationing basically ended when the food ran out. Germans were starving because the Allies had done so much bombing on Germany the country was basically leveled. Hitler did not care about the German people. He did not try to get food for his people or his warriors. After the German's gave up the United States and other countries sent Germany food and West Germany and Berlin food staples for many years. They helped them with seeds and farm implements to regrow the foods they needed. Animals were supplied too since so many had been killed during the bombing campaign.