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The Bengal famine of 1943 was a devastating famine in Bengal province during World War II that resulted in an estimated 2-3 million deaths from starvation, disease, or other deprivation. The famine was caused by multiple factors, including a poor harvest in 1942, restrictions on rice imports from Burma after its occupation by Japan, and wartime disruptions to supply that led to rapid food price inflation. Malaria accounted for over 40% of the excess deaths in 1943 and over 70% in 1944, while cholera also caused many deaths in 1943.
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- 1. BENGAL FAMINE 1943 Presented by, Umer amin bhat 171010073
- 2. Bengal famine: ● The Bengal famine of 1943, was a devastating famine in the bengal provance during world war second. ● An estimated 2 –3 million,out of 60 million population died of starvation/deprivation , malaria, or other diseases.
- 5. Causes of famine: Typically the causes of a famine include: ● Supply side shocks including bad harvest. ● War time supply issues, which lead to rapid food price inflation. ● A relatively bad harvest in winter crop of 1942, led to supply shortages. ● Occupation of Burma by Japan in 1942 resulted in restriction on rice imports from Burma. ● The primary reason for the famine was shortages in Rice.
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- 9. Overall deaths: ● Overall, the table shows the dominance of malaria as the cause of death throughout the famine, accounting for roughly 43% of the excess deaths in 1943 and 71% in 1944. ● Cholera was a major source of famine-caused deaths in 1943 (24%).
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