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Pros And Cons Of Eating Fish During World War I

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People during World War I should eat fish because they feed themselves and reproduce unlike bread. I believe in World War I it was very hard to find food like bread and canned foods. If people had a little fish pond or even a vegetable garden, they would have a better supply of food because they are in nature and reproduce and grow themselves.

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