[post_page_title]Rush for chocolate[/post_page_title]
During World War II, many items were rationed both in the United States and in Europe, in order to support the war effort. In England, sugar was rationed until 1953. Understandably, children couldn’t wait to get their hands on some sweets.
The first day that candy was freely available, people rushed into candy stores in order to satisfy their sweet tooth. This picture captures that moment in 1953 when children all over England lined up to finally get some candy.
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