Germany in WW2

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U.S. soldiers were given Hershey's chocolate bars in rations. It was considered a great snack for boosting energy.

Actually the exact opposite is the case. Not withstanding Hogan's Heroes where bribes are routinely paid to Shultz in the higly prized "AMERICAN CHOCOLATE", the real bar provided to American troops in WW2 was a special order bar bearing no resemblance to a chocolate bar any of us would buy at a store. It in fact was so bad, so difficult to eat, and so hard on the digestive system, that it was a useless product for the most part.

You must remember that his chocolate bar was an US Military design, not a Hershey design (it was produced by Hershey Chocolate). The US Military wanted an emergency rathion, not a treat for the soldiers and so they put forth a set of requirements for the bar among them being:

1) the bar must be temperature resistant so that it would not melt in the field

2) it must provide approximately 1800 calories

3) it must taste only slightly better than a raw potatoe

Yes, these were the requirements of the bar. The thinking was that if the bar tasted even remotely good, then soldier would eat the bar anytime they wanted a treat, rather than saving it as an emergency ration. Unfortunately, Hershey was too good at its job. The bar was indeed temperature resistant to about 120F., it did provide the requested caloric quantity, and it tasted bad, was hard to eat, and caused indigestion on most occassions.

As a result, the bar was pretty much a failure, for the army, and a great success to Hershey. Hershey received no less than five awards of Excellence from the US Govenment for the bar and its variations over the years. But in the field the bar was rarely eaten and instead was either thrown away, or if possible traded to anyone who did not yet know how bad it was for anything more palatable.

In the defense of Hershey Chocolate, they did indeed to a some excellent work with the bar. They met the requirements the US Military put to them. In the processes they had to invent an entirely new way to make chocolate bars. And they did over the years by request, make several attempts to improve the bar in various ways. They even made it resistant to poison gas at one point through its packaging.

To recap, the LOGAN bar as it was called in WW2 is nothing like a "real" chocolate bar and was not enjoyed by anyone.

The Luger P08 was the side arm used by the German Army for both World War 1 and World War 2. The pistol was deisgned by George Luger and went into production in 1908, thus Pistol 08 or P08. The design had a unique toggle receiver mechanism. The gun has only 2 screws and they hold on the wood grips. This design uses close tolerance, sliding mechanisms that does not withstand dirt and grime. That is why the Luger holster completely encloses the pistol.

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You need to specify its date and mint mark.

There is an excellent, if complicated, website called www.sammler.com that lists values for most German coins. However, not all of it is in English.

Four different silver colored "pfennig" coins were produced by Germany ("Deutsches Reich" is German for "German Kingdom" or "German Regime") in 1875, but only the 20 Pfennig or 50 Pfennig were made of silver (the 5 and 10 pfennig coins were made of copper-nickel). Depending on condition and mintmark, the 5 Pfennig is worth US$0.25 to US$100 (although the "H" mintmark ranges more like US$20 to US$175), and the 10 Pfennig is worth US$1 to US$70 (although the "H" mintmark ranges more like US$10 to US$165).

The 20 Pfennig weighs 1.111 grams and is 90% silver, giving it an ASW (Actual Silver Weight) of 0.0321 troy ounces. It is worth US$5 to US$75 (although the "E" and "H" mintmarks ranges more like US$17 to US$200).

The 50 Pfennig weighs 2.777 grams and is 90% silver, giving it an ASW (Actual Silver Weight) of 0.0803 troy ounces. It is worth US$8 to US$150 (although the "E" and "H" mintmarks ranges more like US$150 to US$2,000).

The mintmarks refer to: "A" for Berlin, "B" for Hannover, "C" for Frankfurt, "D" for Munich, "E" for Dresden, "F" for Stuttgart, "G" for Karlsruhe, "H" for Darmstadt and "J" for Hamburg. Usually, the Berlin mint had the highest production (although in 1875, the Munich mint produced more 20 Pfennig coins than did Berlin).

sammler.com, a major German collectibles site, lists retail values for a 1950 1 pf coin at €2 in XF condition, and €4 if uncirculated.

In average circulated condition it will be worth much less, maybe €0.25 to €0.50. 1950 was the first year that coins were issued by the new Federal Republic of Germany, so huge numbers were struck to replace the existing Nazi coins and occupation currency in use following the end of the war. About 3 billion 1 pf pieces were struck, so many that new ones weren't needed until the mid-1960s; they still showed up in change regularly until Germany adopted the euro in 2002.

To play Nazi Zombies on Call of Duty: World at War on PC in single player you have to finish the solo campaign. But I have a little cheat that gets you past that. Start a single player level on any difficulty and go into options, game options and enable console. In the game, bring down the console and type in - devmap nazi_zombie_prototype and it will take you to Nazi Zombies, you can also enter cheats - god - Invincibility, sf_use_ignoreammo 1 - No Reloading and Infinite Ammo or give all - All Weapons.

To play it with a friend with CoD:WaW it is already unlocked for Co-Op.

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Anne Frank's perspective on war was one of great suffering and loss. She expressed the horrors and impact of war on innocent lives through her diary, detailing the fear and hardships faced by her family and others during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. Anne Frank's writing provides a poignant account of the human cost of conflict and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

Anne Frank and her family went into hiding in 1942 during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. They stayed hidden in the secret annex of an office building in Amsterdam for over two years before being discovered and arrested in 1944.