Uploaded June 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
From the beginning of the First World War, Britain had great difficulty feeding itself causing hardship at home. Despite voluntary programmes food rationing was the only solution to the crisis.
Historian Elspeth King of the University of Worcester shows how food was a critical weapon of war.
From the beginning of the First World War, Britain had great difficulty feeding itself causing hardship at home. Despite voluntary programmes food rationing was the only solution to the crisis.
Historian Elspeth King of the University of Worcester shows how food was a critical weapon of war.
