Bulletin de Lille, 1916.04 by Anonymous
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Anonymous
French
"Bulletin de Lille" by Anonymous is a historical publication written during the early 20th century. The bulletin serves as a bi-weekly organ appearing on Sundays and Thursdays, published under German authority during a period of occupation. It contains official notices and announcements relevant to the local population, including military regulatio...
reminders about the expiration of permits for horse-drawn carriages, details on the distribution of military allocations to families of mobilized soldiers, and various public advisories. It outlines the distribution of essential food supplies such as salted cod and discusses the challenges the community faces regarding food shortages due to the ongoing war. Through these announcements, the bulletin reflects life under wartime constraints, showcasing the efforts to manage public welfare and the complexity of rationing in an occupied town. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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