Why were some nations more affected by wartime food shortages than others? Consider factors like style of government, proximity to combat, colonialism, etc.

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Antony Scott · Answer 1 · 2022-11-29T14:01:56+0000

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Because some nations had fighting taking place on there soil, which led to the destruction of food producers and the theft of pre-existing food. Other nations were already suffering with poverty so conditions were severely worsened by food shortages.

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