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Life for civilians living under wartime conditions consists of: NO or LITTLE food, medical supplies, transportation, education, clothing, houses, post offices, police departments, or recreation areas. No personal hygiene facilities, no safe water to drink. Civilians were kept busy between trying to survive and trying to stay out of the way of two military forces trying to destroy each other.

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