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1. Netherlands. Entry from the diary of a pastor’s wife, discussing the difficulties of life under occupation, particularly for Jews and those harbouring them. 11 October 1942

2. Latvia. Denunciation from an ill resident of Riga, accusing a milk shop owner of withholding milk, despite his possession of a special ration card. 11 November 1941

3. Lithuania. Notice drawing attention to the ever-worsening food provisioning of Lithuanian citizens, especially urban workers. 19 January 1942

4. Netherlands. Lecture given by Stephanus Louwes providing a comprehensive overview of the situation with regards to food provisioning in the country. 20 October 1943

6. Greece. Orders of the Feldkommandantur 606 to the Genikí Dioíkisi Krítis, on the distribution of grain to the population of the island and the impossibility of covering the total need. 19 November 1941

7. Latvia. Announcement of regulations relating to the distribution of ration cards for milk in Riga. 22 December 1942

9. Channel Islands. Report by R. N. McKinstry, Jersey Medical Officer of Health, on the health of the population and severely declining fuel supplies for hospitals and nursing homes. 23 December 1944

10. Italy. Request from a nun to the commissario prefettizio in Apuania, calling for financial assistance for the children under her charge. 16 August 1944

11. Czech Lands. Newspaper article outlining the regulations governing the introduction of food ration cards. 1 October 1939

12. Czech Lands. Review of the economic situation in the country, reporting on shortages with regards to foodstuffs and fuel. February 1942

13. Lithuania. Notice regarding the provision of milk for young children, the infirm, pregnant women and new mothers in Kaunas. 30 April 1942

14. Russia. Red Army report, based on captured documents, detailing the situation under German occupation in the rural Vas’kovo-Iglino Volost. 18 August 1942

15. Ukraine. Letter from the head of a Kharkiv orphanage complaining about the unsatisfactory situation with regards to the children’s nourishment. 31 August 1942

17. Channel Islands. A young woman’s diary entry about a shopping trip to buy shoes and a visit to a communal kitchen on Jersey. 1 April 1941

18. Russia. Entry from a private diary, discussing crowds gathering for scraps of food and people scavenging for meat. 2 August 1943. 2 August 1943

20. Former Yugoslavia. Report on the situation facing children and refugees in Serbia and request for aid from the Red Cross. 29 May 1943

21. France. In his diary, the writer Jean-Galtier Boissière comments on the implementation of rationing. 15 March 1941

23. Belgium. Thesis of a prospective social worker, describing the activities of the Centre d’Information pour Artistes in helping struggling artists. 1942

24. Channel Islands. Report on the Jersey Children’s Benefit Fund, its origins and its purpose. 1943

25. Belgium. Thesis by a prospective social worker on the assistance offered to the unemployed by Winterhulp. 1943

27. Former Yugoslavia. Report on the situation facing the Banovina Hospital in Ivanjica during the Partizan and Četnik battle for the city. 17 December 1941

28. Belgium. Thesis by a prospective social worker, describing the food situation for various groups of the population. 1943

30. Netherlands. Letter from a priest in Haastrecht, pleading for the return of a pig which had been taken from poor parishioners by the Dutch authorities. 25 June 1941

31. Poland. Two memoranda from the Polski Komitet Opiekuńczy on the distribution of handouts from the International Red Cross to those resettled after the Warsaw Uprising. 31 October 1944

33. Hiralnica Vojnik in njeni oskrbovanci med 1924 in 1935

35. Krótkie rozważania na temat cierpienia człowieka chorego

37. Turkey : Pharmaceutical Sector Analysis

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