Anne Frank's overalls had a yellow star sewn on it, with the word "Jude" (German for "Jew") written on it. This was a requirement imposed on Jewish individuals during the Nazi occupation to identify and segregate them from the rest of the population.

Anne Frank was born in Frankfurt, Germany on June 12, 1929. She and her family moved to Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1934 to escape rising antisemitism in Germany.

I like sneakers but why would you ask that?

There is no evidence to suggest that Dublin intentionally helped the Germans bomb Liverpool by not implementing a blackout. The decision to implement blackout measures during World War II was primarily made by individual cities or countries based on their own strategic considerations. Dublin may have had its own reasons for not implementing a blackout, but it is not an indication of intentional cooperation with the Germans.

A ration book is important because it helps ensure fair distribution of scarce resources during times of scarcity, such as during war or national emergencies. It is used to allocate limited quantities of essential items like food, fuel, and other goods to prevent hoarding and ensure that everyone has access to the necessities. Ration books help maintain social order and equity in times of crisis.

Many famous individuals have become associated with blackouts throughout history, but one notable figure is Elvis Costello. In 1977 while performing on Saturday Night Live, he suddenly stopped playing his planned song and instead launched into a live performance of "Radio Radio," a song critical of the music industry. This unexpected act solidified his reputation as a rebellious and unpredictable artist.

Blackouts occur when there is a disruption in the electrical power supply. This can be due to various reasons, including severe weather conditions like storms or hurricanes, equipment failures, grid overloads, or deliberate actions like power outages implemented by utility companies. When the power demand exceeds the supply capacity or when there is a fault in the transmission system, blackouts can happen to protect the electrical infrastructure from further damage.

The Edmonton Auxiliary Fire Service (EAFS) was an organization established in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada during World War II. It consisted of civilian volunteers who supported the regular fire service in responding to fires and providing fire protection in case of enemy attacks or emergencies. The EAFS played a crucial role in ensuring public safety during the war years.

If you come across World War II ration stamps, it is best to consult with historical experts or collectors who specialize in war memorabilia. They can provide guidance on their potential value, preservation, and whether selling or donating them to a museum or archive is the best course of action. It's important to handle historical artifacts with care and respect their historical significance.

There is no commonly known term or word called "corelette," so it is unclear what it refers to. It may be a misspelling or a unique term not widely recognized. Can you provide more context or information about it?

During a total war, governments of warring nations mobilized their entire societies towards the war effort. They implemented measures such as conscription, rationing, and censorship to ensure resources were channeled towards the military and to maintain public support. Governments also utilized propaganda to shape public opinion and boost morale. Additionally, they established war economies, directing industries towards producing weapons and other supplies needed for the war.

They were tough.

U.S. soldiers were given Hershey's chocolate bars in rations. It was considered a great snack for boosting energy.

Actually the exact opposite is the case. Not withstanding Hogan's Heroes where bribes are routinely paid to Shultz in the higly prized "AMERICAN CHOCOLATE", the real bar provided to American troops in WW2 was a special order bar bearing no resemblance to a chocolate bar any of us would buy at a store. It in fact was so bad, so difficult to eat, and so hard on the digestive system, that it was a useless product for the most part.

You must remember that his chocolate bar was an US Military design, not a Hershey design (it was produced by Hershey Chocolate). The US Military wanted an emergency rathion, not a treat for the soldiers and so they put forth a set of requirements for the bar among them being:

1) the bar must be temperature resistant so that it would not melt in the field

2) it must provide approximately 1800 calories

3) it must taste only slightly better than a raw potatoe

Yes, these were the requirements of the bar. The thinking was that if the bar tasted even remotely good, then soldier would eat the bar anytime they wanted a treat, rather than saving it as an emergency ration. Unfortunately, Hershey was too good at its job. The bar was indeed temperature resistant to about 120F., it did provide the requested caloric quantity, and it tasted bad, was hard to eat, and caused indigestion on most occassions.

As a result, the bar was pretty much a failure, for the army, and a great success to Hershey. Hershey received no less than five awards of Excellence from the US Govenment for the bar and its variations over the years. But in the field the bar was rarely eaten and instead was either thrown away, or if possible traded to anyone who did not yet know how bad it was for anything more palatable.

In the defense of Hershey Chocolate, they did indeed to a some excellent work with the bar. They met the requirements the US Military put to them. In the processes they had to invent an entirely new way to make chocolate bars. And they did over the years by request, make several attempts to improve the bar in various ways. They even made it resistant to poison gas at one point through its packaging.

To recap, the LOGAN bar as it was called in WW2 is nothing like a "real" chocolate bar and was not enjoyed by anyone.

The postage rate in April 2009 was at 42 cents. It was raised from 42 cents to 44 cents on May 11th. The second ounce of postage remained at 17 cents.(10/2009)

to build public support and keep up morale for the war effort

Men are not better than women, nor are women better than men. They are different and cannot be accurately compared.

While women are pound-for-pound stronger than men, men are usually bigger, and therefore will be stronger, which of course is a desirable trait in rugby. Having said this, women's rugby is considered by some to be a purer form of the sport, owing to the fact that they tend not to rely on brute force (although there are undoubtedly some female players capable of doing this) and instead rely on skill.

what industry supported the efforts of the office of war information (OWI)

Not nearly as many as Stalin was responsible for, but Stalin was 'our friend and ally' so we don't talk about it. Hitler was a ruthless and feared leader of Germany during WW2 there is no way to put a actual number of men woman and children that were murdered by this man.If someone was to estimate a number of deaths he is responsible for including his own people i would estimate at 15 million or more.....

By car, train, subway, bus, ferries and hydrofoils, etc. Like any other industrialized country.

the scramble for africa was a huge cause of tension between the european powers in 1900 because all of the european countries wanted to expand their empires colonially. they fought over certain lands in africa, especially, that gave them sea access and trade routes. also, each african country had their own natural resources that europeans wanted badly.

In Guyana there are several genres that are popular and these include reggae, dancehall, soca, calypso, chutney: however the one of widest appeal is dancehall.

You get deaf sooner, if too loud.

You can become antisocial, if you weren't already.

You get happier, no matter what the type of song.

You feel like someone understands you.

Also: Listening to music decreases the risk of stroke.

the netherlands like to listen to DJ musics