Krupp is offering 7 to 10 francs an hour to Frenchmen who will accept to work in Germany, with a weekly food allowance of 200 francs. The quantity of food is announced as double that which the worker can get in France. A payment of 20 to 60 francs a a day is promised to the wife left in France, according to family situation. The franc before the armistice stood at 175 to the pound sterling.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 16 May 1942, Page 3
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