The Sound of Music, a television adaptation starring Carrie Underwood, airs tonight on NBC. The story is based on the von Trapp family of Austria during the gathering storm of World War II.
The war in Europe led to an unprecedented number of refugees who
needed food to survive. Even when the fighting ended in 1945, the
struggle was far from over for the war affected population.
Famine
threatened as war causes food shortages. As one displaced Austrian said, “hunger is the most cruel enemy of mankind.”
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