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Occupation after D-day â€” Contents of Red Cross parcels

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People in story:Ìý: DAPHNE BRETON
Location of story:Ìý: Guernsey
Background to story:Ìý: Civilian
Article ID:Ìý: A4042991
Contributed on:Ìý: 10 May 2005

Christmas 1944 was very bad, we were expecting the â€˜Vegaâ€™ but she did not come until afterwards. What was in the parcels? There was powdered egg, Klim, which was powdered milk, some had chocolate, big flat breakfast biscuits, butter, tea and coffee, Spam.
DAPHNE BRETON

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