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French civilians line up for meat ration. Citizens of a liberated town in Normandy queue up to purchase their meat rations at a local butcher shop. The rations were arranged by the local Allied Civil Affairs Committee.

Emergency Ration R & Co LTD Pkd 12/43een goudkleurig blik noodrantsoen.

Leo K. was born in February 1913 in Rzeszów, Poland. He describes his family. When the war [First World War] broke out his family resettled in the Hague, Netherlands. He describes the Jewish community and his family’s observance of religious traditions. He describes travelling between Antwerp and Holland after his parents separated. He discusses the rise of the NSB and other fascist political parties ...

Petrol rations cards distributed in Denmark. The rations card for petrol, which will be in force from Dec. 1st. in Denmark, allowing 5-6 gallons for small cars and 8-10 gallons for larger cars each month.

'Dutch draw new rations. New ration coupons are distributed to Dutch civilians who lost their original books when the Nazis bombed Nijmegen following the liberation of the city by British and American forces.' Het distributieapparaat had ten doel schaarse artikelen rechtvaardig onder de bevolking te verdelen. Iedere Nederlander had een distributiestamkaart waarmee distributiebonnen verkrijgbaar waren. ...

U.S. soldier shares rations with French children. Privated William Carroll of New York City (right) shares his C-rations with French children in Isigny.

This is what our ration cards will look like. The three types of ration cards which will shortly be coming into use. They are, left to right, for a traveller, a child, and an adult.

German prisoners eat U.S. Army rations. German soldiers captured in France stretch out on the grass of a barbed wire enclosure to eat a meal of U.S. Army Crations while awaiting transfer to prisoner-of-war camps somewhere in England.

German civilians queue for rations in embattled town. Civilians of Bad Godesberg, Germany, line up at a bakery, although troops of the First U.S. Army and Nazi soldiers are engaged in combat only a few blocks away. The town, one mile west of the Rhine, was captured March 9, 1945, when the enemy was cleared from the west bank of the river along a 12-mile stretch from Bonn to Remagen.