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3 contributions to History Vault
Titanic
You guys This has been so inconsistent and I do apologise but I think i have found the main focus for now. I recently have become obsessed with the Titanic and of course it was one of the darker times in history. but there is so much to learn. I think one of you, it may have been @Evgeny Klimkin mentioned the first world war. The titanic was just a few years before that. I say lets focus on this for a while and see where it takes us. Looking forward to this one!
2 likes • Sep 5
@Charlie Davies Ok, Charlie! Titanic! Let's go!!!
What period in history is most interesting to you?
Please let me know in your own posts or in the comments 🙏
2 likes • Aug 20
@Charlie Davies The most interesting period of history for me has always been World War II! Though I would also love to know some things about World War I. This is the part of world history I almost know nothing about! 🥳
2 likes • Aug 20
@Charlie Davies Cool, Charlie! Can't wait to discover a bunch of new historical things 🔥
💡 Daily History Fact
Bread was NEVER rationed in Britain during World War II. Instead, the government introduced the "National Loaf" in 1942—a gray, mushy bread made from wholemeal flour to save shipping space. While people complained about the texture, you could buy as much of it as you wanted. The real shock came AFTER the war ended. Due to a massive global wheat shortage and a shattered domestic economy, the government was forced to ration bread for the first time ever in July 1946. Imagine surviving six years of world war only to have your bread restricted after winning! Rationing didn't fully end in Britain until 1954. 💬 Did you know that rationing actually got worse AFTER the war? Let me know your thoughts below! 👇
2 likes • Jul 1
@Charlie Davies Charlie, I didn’t know this happened in Britain. This is really big news to me. Of course, the Soviet Union suffered so much, so many people died, an insane number of people — and other countries too, Britain, France, and so many others. Just a complete nightmare! But it’s exactly these consequences after World War II that many of us don’t even know about. I had no idea about this detail in Britain — that rationing continued all the way until 1954. That is horrible. A complete nightmare. Basically, the war ends, but then people spend decades dealing with the consequences and continuing to suffer. God forbid anything like that ever happens again. But unfortunately, humanity can be so stupid and often learns nothing from history, starting wars again and again. Even now, there are so many wars happening at the same time all over the world. Living here in Chile, in Latin America, I sometimes look at what is happening with horror. People are going crazy, and the madness seems to be growing every year. Of course, I feel deeply for the British people — a wonderful nation — and for everything they had to go through. Charlie, thank you for sharing such valuable information. I really didn’t know this. I’ll definitely use this fact one day in some smart conversation with friends or colleagues! Thank you. This is very important information. We must not forget these things. As long as we are alive, history stays alive in our minds. And we must pass it on to our children, grandchildren, and future generations. Thank you, Charlie. Beautiful post! 🙏
2 likes • Jul 1
@Charlie Davies Thank you, Charlie! Incredible info about your grandma and her ration items... We don't need another war, but stupid humanity keeps doing crazy things all over and over again 😞
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Evgeny Klimkin
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