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Dutch family’s postwar weekly ration, 1945 — Limited Edition Print fragile-beauty and wide vocal range

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Dutch family’s postwar weekly ration, 1945 — Limited Edition Print fragile-beauty and wide vocal rangeA Dutch familys postwar weekly ration is documented for Life Magazine by photojournalist George Rodger in Holland, 1945. Known in the Netherlands as Hongerwinter, the famine was the result of increasingly scarce food supplies under German occupation and ended gradually after liberation from the Allied Forces. Edition of 25 Estate stamped on the reverse by a representative of the George Rodger archive Gelatin Silver Print

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