Problems Victualing Wrocław Region’s Population from the Perspective of the County in the Years 1945–1947

Abstract

The problem of people messing in fundamental groceries after World War II was one of the major concerns of Polish general administration. This was due to various factors, including lack of agricultural crops. To ensure the provision of food supplies office paper in district offices was separating food stamps to the urban population engaged in the administration or industry. Food stamps were divided into categories, to which is assigned the right amount of food. The rural population was supplied by means of the so-called benefits in kind, called a tariff war. The exchange of food held at slaughter public three times a year. The form of external assistance was called UNRRA packages that have become a substitute for replacement food stamps. Between 1946 and 1947 the Recovered Territories held a so-called one-time benefit national tribute to the equivalent in cash. Internal and external assistance resulted in improved quality of life, however, was to be developed further assistance plans, the first of which was a Three-Year Plan.