胜利花园
胜利花园（英語：）是战争期间在私人住宅院落和公园开辟的蔬菜种植地，一战和二战期间美国、英国、加拿大和德国都推行过该运动以减轻战时的食品供给压力。[1]二战期间各地的“胜利花园”提供了美国国内三分之一的蔬菜供给。[2]除了间接地支援战争外，胜利花园也是鼓舞平民士气的手段之一，它使参与者感受到其劳动为战时生活所作出的贡献，亦是战时后方生活的一部分。
二战期间在伦敦的弹坑上建起的胜利花园
参考资料
- Victory gardens Australian War Memorial encyclopedia
- Kallen, Stuart A. . San Diego: Lucent Books. 2000. ISBN 1-56006-531-1.
延伸阅读
- Hayden-Smith, Rose. . McFarland Books. 2014: 264 [2014-05-26]. ISBN 978-0-7864-7020-4. （原始内容存档于2018-12-26）.
- Hayden-Smith, Rose. . University of California 4-H Youth Development Center. 2005 [12 May 2014].
- Kuhn, Clifford M., "‘It Was a Long Way from Perfect, but It Was Working’: The Canning and Home Production Initiatives in Green County, Georgia, 1940–1942," Agricultural History (2012) 86#1 pp 68–90.
外部链接
- Recipe for Victory: Food and Cooking in Wartime
- PBS: The Victory Garden
- A Visual History of Victory Gardens curated by Michigan State University
- Victory Gardens Handbook of the Victory Garden Committee War Services, Pennsylvania State Council of Defense (April 1944)
- Victory Garden complete film at archive.org
- History of Urban Gardening in the United States
- GARDENS FOR VICTORY reference pubbed Mar. 1942, intro/first chapter
- Victory Garden Initiative - a grassroots organization in Milwaukee, Wisconsin promoting revival of the victory garden movement as a means to address food system and environmental issues.
- Oldest Remaining Victory Gardens in Boston
- Watch the 1943 propaganda film He Plants for Victory
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