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Description of POW camp cookers
Blowers are an example of the ingenuity of prisoners of war. Made from bits and pieces that the men found in their camps, they were used for heating up food.
Camp cookers - Prisoners of War
A reprint of an article written by John Frizell (ex-POW) about the ovens used in POW camps during the Second World War
Edmonds stamp
The
Edmonds cookery book
features in
The A to Z of New Zealand stamp series
produced by New Zealand Post in 2008.
Edmonds cookery book
The
Edmonds cookery book
has sold over 3 million copies since it was first published in 1907, making it the best-selling New Zealand book by far.
Mobile cooker on the Western Front
Mobile cookers were able to provide simple hot meals to soldiers in the support trenches within 1000 metres of the front line.
Sound: Aunt Daisy's cornflour blancmange
Radio broadcast of Aunt Daisy
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