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Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1919, Page 4

Sergeant G. J. Fama, of Wellington, Who returned to New Zealand by the Maunganui, was in Germany a good deal after the signing of the armistice, and having (as a member of tho Diggers' Pierrots) to visit all the towns in Ithiii"land where the New Zealand troops were located had exceptional opportunity of observing the people .there. "What surprised us," said Sergeant Fama, "was to And how well dressed the people of Germany were. The men and women of Cologhe were dressed just as well as the people of London, and with more care and style than you would find in Wellington. Paper clothes! No, not a bit of it—everything of the best. How they got them is another question, but they Were not badly off for clothes at all. There was no doubt, however, about the food shortage—we saw that in many ways."

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