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#31 Lunchtime in the underground factory’s canteen in England April 11, 1944. Most of the workers are women. The benches are pews from a nearby bombed out church.

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#31 Lunchtime in the underground factory’s canteen in England April 11, 1944. Most of the workers are women. The benches are pews from a nearby bombed out church.

Mobile Canteens of World War II: How Hot Tea and Hope Fueled Soldiers on the Front Lines and Civilians

#31 Lunchtime in the underground factory’s canteen in England April 11, 1944. Most of the workers are women. The benches are pews from a nearby bombed out church.

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