Operation Manna

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Operation Manna was a World War II Allied airlift operation in April–May 1945 that dropped food supplies to starving civilians in German-occupied western Netherlands.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II operation
humanitarian military operation
aircraftUsed Avro Lancaster NERFINISHED
Consolidated B-24 Liberator NERFINISHED
Douglas Dakota NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Manna NERFINISHED
beneficiary Dutch civilians
starving population of the Randstad
cargo chocolate
dried foods
fats
flour
food parcels
carriedOutBy RAF Bomber Command NERFINISHED
cause Dutch famine of 1944–1945 NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
coordinatedWith Operation Chowhound NERFINISHED
Operation Faust NERFINISHED
truce with German forces in the Netherlands
country Australia
Canada
Netherlands
New Zealand
Poland
United Kingdom
dropMethod low-altitude food airdrops
endDate 1945-05-08
estimatedTonnageDelivered over 6,600 tons of food
followedBy liberation of the Netherlands by Allied forces
location Delft NERFINISHED
German-occupied Netherlands
Gouda NERFINISHED
Leiden NERFINISHED
Rotterdam NERFINISHED
Schiedam NERFINISHED
The Hague NERFINISHED
Vlaardingen NERFINISHED
Zoetermeer NERFINISHED
western Netherlands NERFINISHED
objective airdrop food supplies to starving civilians
relieve famine in western Netherlands
opponent Nazi Germany
participant Polish Air Forces in exile NERFINISHED
Royal Air Force NERFINISHED
Royal Australian Air Force NERFINISHED
Royal Canadian Air Force NERFINISHED
Royal New Zealand Air Force NERFINISHED
result alleviation of starvation in western Netherlands
startDate 1945-04-29
timePeriod April–May 1945

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Hunger Winter reliefEffort Operation Manna