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The Wartime Cookbook (1942)"Nothing Counts But Victory": The Wartime Cook Book, Edited by Ruth Berolzheimer, 1942 Berolzheimer, Ruth. The Wartime Cook Book. 500 Recipes, Victory Substitutes and Economical Suggestions for Wartime Needs. Chicago: Consolidated Book Publishers, 1942. Octavo. Paper Wrappers. Lovely edition of a rare title in the World War II Victory Series, featuring dozens of recipes (photographically illustrated) meant to help homemakers cope with rationing while

Simmons was able to reconstruct life in Stalag Luft III for this memoir

" the pseudonym previously used by 18th-century British writers John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon to attack corruption and immorality within the British government based on Cato the Younger

Private Pepper of Dogs for Defense was a children's book (fictional) about the real-life Dogs for Defense program that recruited pet dogs during World War II

An extremely good to near-fine copy

dehydrated foods

Plates and text generally lovely and fine

this book carefully examines the disease-related perils of war in sections titled "Jungle Germs

Haldeman-Julius

The "Pop-Up" Mother Goose

something that is not always characteristic of pamphlets from the period

A popular mid-century cookbook author

carefully detailing the major players and the political stances of individual countries

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