THE POLISH TORMENT
FOOD RATIONING BASIS MORE FOR GERMANS The Germans discriminate against the Poles in food distribution. Germans are allowed much more food than the people to whom the country rightly belongs. The rations for Germans and Poles arc; — GERMANS Meat—Adults . . . . 17% ozs Children .. . - 8% ozs Fats 8% ozs Butter or margarine . . . . 4% ozS Eggs 2 Sugar .. ' 17% ozs Flour 37% ozs Soup-cubes 2 POLES Meal—Adults .. •• 8% ozs Children .. 3% ozs Fats None Butter or margarine . . - - None Eggs 1 Sugar 8% ozs Flour .. - • - - - • None Soup-cubes None These rations, as far as Poles are concerned, arc not always available. Hard-working labourers only arc entitled to 4 3-(S ozs butter and 4 3-8 ozs margarine, as well as 17% ozs meat.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 05, Issue 36, 1 April 1942, Page 5
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120THE POLISH TORMENT Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 05, Issue 36, 1 April 1942, Page 5
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