The World in 1943 the year pennies were made of steel
30ยขMinimum wage per hour (US)
SteelWhat US pennies were made of
20MVictory gardens in the US
1Eggs per person per week (UK)
5 shillingsPrice cap on a meal out (UK)
2Dams broken by bouncing bombs
~1,500Valves in Britain's Colossus
~3MDeaths in the Bengal famine, India
258 miBurma railway built by prisoners
Around three million people died in the Bengal famine in eastern India, most of them of hunger and the diseases that come with it. That is close to the whole population of Chicago at the time.
Life back then

Music kept people going. Dance halls stayed packed, though plenty of bands were short of players who had been drafted, and a long strike by American musicians kept many singers off new records. In Britain about thirty million cinema tickets were sold every week, and the newsreel came before the film. Copper was needed for shell casings, so the US Mint struck the 1943 steel cent instead, a penny that looked like a dime. In India, a bad harvest, the loss of Burma and wartime rules on rice turned shortage into famine.
The year in 8 events
- โ๏ธFeb 2 The last German troops at Stalingrad surrender after months of fighting in the ruined city.
- ๐Feb 20 A volcano pushes up through a cornfield in Mexico. Paricutin grows into a cone more than a thousand feet high.
- ๐ญMar 31 Oklahoma! opens on Broadway and goes on to run for more than five years.
- ๐ฏ๏ธApr 19 Fighters in the Warsaw Ghetto resist deportation. The uprising holds out for nearly a month.
- โ๏ธJul 5 German and Soviet armies meet at Kursk in the biggest tank battle ever fought.
- ๐ปSep 8 Italy's surrender to the Allies is announced on the radio. German troops take over much of the country.
- โNov 20 US Marines land on Tarawa in the Pacific. The tiny island costs thousands of lives in three days.
- ๐คNov 28 Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin meet face to face for the first time, in Tehran.