Heather Merle Benbow is a scholar of German Studies at the University of Melbourne, Australia.Heather R. Perry is Associate Professor of History at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA.

• 1. Hunger Pangs: The Contours of Violence and Food Scarcity in Germany’s Twentieth-Century Wars.- 2. Onward Kitchen Soldiers! Gender, Food, and Health in Germany’s Long Great War.- 3. Food, Drink and Hunger for World War I German Soldiers.- 4. Public Feeding in the First World War: Berlin’s First Public Kitchen System.- 5. Coping with Hunger in the Ghettos: The Impact of Nazi Racialized Food Policy.- 6. Bee Stings and Beer: The Significance of Food in Alabamian POW Newspapers.- 7. The Productive Heimat: Territorial Loss and Rurality in German Identity at the Stunde Null.- 8. Postwar Food Rumors: Security, Victimhood, and Fear.- 9. The Taste of Defeat: Food, Peace and Power in US-Occupied Germany.- 10. Cold (Beer) War: The German Volksgetränk in East German Rhetoric (1945–1971).- 11. Brewing Global Relations during the Cold War: Coffee, East Germans, and Southeast Asia, 1978–1990.

Heather Merle Benbow is a scholar of German Studies at the University of Melbourne, Australia.Heather R. Perry is Associate Professor of History at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA.

• 1. Hunger Pangs: The Contours of Violence and Food Scarcity in Germany’s Twentieth-Century Wars.- 2. Onward Kitchen Soldiers! Gender, Food, and Health in Germany’s Long Great War.- 3. Food, Drink and Hunger for World War I German Soldiers.- 4. Public Feeding in the First World War: Berlin’s First Public Kitchen System.- 5. Coping with Hunger in the Ghettos: The Impact of Nazi Racialized Food Policy.- 6. Bee Stings and Beer: The Significance of Food in Alabamian POW Newspapers.- 7. The Productive Heimat: Territorial Loss and Rurality in German Identity at the Stunde Null.- 8. Postwar Food Rumors: Security, Victimhood, and Fear.- 9. The Taste of Defeat: Food, Peace and Power in US-Occupied Germany.- 10. Cold (Beer) War: The German Volksgetränk in East German Rhetoric (1945–1971).- 11. Brewing Global Relations during the Cold War: Coffee, East Germans, and Southeast Asia, 1978–1990.

Heather Merle Benbow is a scholar of German Studies at the University of Melbourne, Australia.Heather R. Perry is Associate Professor of History at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA.

• 1. Hunger Pangs: The Contours of Violence and Food Scarcity in Germany’s Twentieth-Century Wars.- 2. Onward Kitchen Soldiers! Gender, Food, and Health in Germany’s Long Great War.- 3. Food, Drink and Hunger for World War I German Soldiers.- 4. Public Feeding in the First World War: Berlin’s First Public Kitchen System.- 5. Coping with Hunger in the Ghettos: The Impact of Nazi Racialized Food Policy.- 6. Bee Stings and Beer: The Significance of Food in Alabamian POW Newspapers.- 7. The Productive Heimat: Territorial Loss and Rurality in German Identity at the Stunde Null.- 8. Postwar Food Rumors: Security, Victimhood, and Fear.- 9. The Taste of Defeat: Food, Peace and Power in US-Occupied Germany.- 10. Cold (Beer) War: The German Volksgetränk in East German Rhetoric (1945–1971).- 11. Brewing Global Relations during the Cold War: Coffee, East Germans, and Southeast Asia, 1978–1990.