Titlebook: Coping with Hunger and Shortage under German Occupation in World War II; Tatjana T?nsmeyer,Peter Haslinger,Agnes Laba Book 2018 The Editor

AGGER

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-23853-8s developed in occupied Europe to handle scarcity. Thereby it demonstrates that a clearer understanding of economies of shortage in occupied societies not only helps us to understand the pan-European experiences of ordinary people during the occupation, but also the processes at work in other modern societies where hunger is also used as a weapon.

惰性氣體

ll analyse developments and changes in four selected areas by comparing rural and urban areas: (1) systematic government efforts: regulation and rationing; (2) escalation of local and private food production; (3) multiple new supply channels or . sites; (4) food assistance from Danish and Swedish aid organisations.

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上漲

ly level it is more difficult to establish how—if at all—access to food was prioritised. The difficulty arises not only from the fact that this was an extremely traumatic experience but also because those marginalised would not have survived to tell the story.

Confidential

hegemony

Supply Situations: National Socialist Policies of Exploitation and Economies of Shortage in Occupieds developed in occupied Europe to handle scarcity. Thereby it demonstrates that a clearer understanding of economies of shortage in occupied societies not only helps us to understand the pan-European experiences of ordinary people during the occupation, but also the processes at work in other modern societies where hunger is also used as a weapon.

certitude

Supplies Under Pressure: Survival in a Fully Rationed Society: Experiences, Cases and Innovation in ll analyse developments and changes in four selected areas by comparing rural and urban areas: (1) systematic government efforts: regulation and rationing; (2) escalation of local and private food production; (3) multiple new supply channels or . sites; (4) food assistance from Danish and Swedish aid organisations.

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rheumatology

‘In the Hope of a Piece of Sausage or a Mug of Beer’: Writing a History of Survival Sex in Occupied tute’. Patriots in Europe observed carefully intimate relations of local women with the occupiers. Most of them interpreted sexual contact as ‘horizontal collaboration’. The chapter will give an overview about the phenomenon of survival prostitution in occupied Europe, based on existing literature and the author’s own archival research.