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Story of Wartime Controls

1942, English. Directed by Philip Ragan.

In Canada, a democracy at war, civilian needs must be reduced. There's less to buy, more to spend. Prices go up. To prevent inflation, a price ceiling is fixed and rationing introduced. Money is needed to win the war. The motto: lend your savings to Canada.

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Released
1 January 1942
Country
Canada
Written by
Philip Ragan

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Story of Wartime Controls (1942) was directed by Philip Ragan.

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