The Mentor: Italy Under War Conditions, Vol. 6, Num. 23, Ser. No. 171, January 15, 1919

Name: The Mentor: Italy Under War Conditions, Vol. 6, Num. 23, Ser. No. 171, January 15, 1919
Author: E. M. Newman

By E. M. Newman

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The piece examines Italy's experience during World War I, focusing on industrial and economic strains, dependence on allied supplies of steel and coal, German commercial influence before the war, and post-entry recovery aided by loans and American and British material support. It surveys wartime industrial development, including munition plants and water-power exploitation, and details food shortages, rationing, agricultural mobilization with women filling farm labor gaps, and reliance on fish and mixed flours. It notes preferential army provisioning, welfare efforts, and the impact of war on education, presenting a practical account of wartime adaptation and reconstruction prospects.

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E. M. Newman

E. M. Newman was an author known for contributing to the educational series "The Mentor," which provided readers with insights into various countries and cultures during the early 20th century. His works include detailed explorations of Bolivia, Italy during wartime, and the Virgin Islands of the United States. Through his writing, Newman aimed to inform and engage readers with rich descriptions and historical context, reflecting the interests of a period marked by global conflict and cultural exchange. His contributions remain a valuable part of early 20th-century literature.