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You can find part 2 here:    • 1929 The Great Depression Part 2  

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@jrppark1

6 years ago

This is what happens when you live on credit. My grandparents were born in the 20's, and told me how it was in those days before the crash, and then after. Both of them were determined never to buy stuff on credit if at all possible. If they didn't have the cash to buy something, they just did without it.

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@Dzulcic

4 years ago

And here we go again!

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@nordicwarrior2176

3 years ago

My Great Great-grandfather lost his fortune. I'm told he was thrown out of his factory along with his management and employees. It's crazy tonight you sleep a rich man tommorow you wake up poor.

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@mariekatherine5238

3 years ago

My mother’s family were dirt poor, even in the 20s. So when the Depression hit, there wasn’t a great change in their lives. My father’s family, another story! They lost three of four houses, sold four of five vehicles, had to let go their cook and two maids and do it themselves. Mom's family moved out of Brooklyn to Long Island. Grandma took in washing, house cleaned, cleaned a doctor's office, cleaned the post office. The children did the laundry, picked up, washed, dried, delivered it, all with hand cranked wringer washers. By summer, they lived in an army tent, in winter, in the summer beach shanty of the people Grandma cleaned for. They had no running water or electric until 1938, by which time two of three children had left school for work. Then they moved to a summer cottage with electric.

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@rubyhoney6177

6 years ago

THOSE WHO DO NOT KNOW HISTORY ARE DESTINED TO REPEAT IT Edmund Burke

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@PeterKontor

5 years ago

It's crazy to watch this and how similar times were related to the current situation 100 years later.

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@EdRomero312

1 year ago

And here we are in 2022, just about to repeat history!

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@hankigoe829

4 years ago

Remember back in the good ol' days when it took four whole years to go from 4% unemployment to 25%, instead of just five weeks? Good times ...

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@johnanderson2320

4 years ago

Man I need to shape up and quit taking my life for granted so lucky to be alive right now.

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@gailhandschuh1138

4 years ago

My father was born in 1919 on a small self sustaining farm and because they always paid cash for everything they survived the depression ok. They had veggies, hogs, cows for milk and cheese as well as meat they had fruit trees and honey combs so, they did well. My mother was born in 1926 and my grandfather worked for the city of Detroit. His job was secure but as the depression went on mom and her sister spent school breaks and summers with her aunt and uncle on their farm coming back to the city for the school year with their father.

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@joyjoy9487

1 year ago

Watching this again in 2022! And we are on our way to another Great Depression.

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@panterafan1223

5 years ago

"well somebody told us Wall Street fell, but we we're so poor that we couldn't tell" Alabama - song of the south!

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@Katie-eb2nx

2 years ago

My great grandmother was a child when the great depression hit and would walk around at night when drunk men would leave the bars and they would drop their tickets by accident while intoxicated and she would pick them up and bring them home to her father so he could get shoes.its nice hearing and listening to her stories about her experiences during her time going through it. She's well and alive as of now.

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@anaveragejoe6710

2 years ago

Guys, this is my personal opinion. The great depression, 2008 crisis and the covid crisis teach us the need to save money, learn how to manage money , not spending more than we earn, not living in credit and always being prepared for difficult or worst situations. let God give the middle class and the poor, the strength to survive during these difficult times.

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@lock123456

3 years ago

this is probably my favourite documentary. and with 7 parts it's about 7 hours, wonderful

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@usernamehere2124

2 years ago

Sitting here in June 2021... it’s scary how easy it is to compare the times just before the Great Depression to how we view things today.

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@barb0138

4 years ago

I just love history. America is just crazy. It has such great history in such a small amount of time. Think about it how long has China been a country and we are so young as a country yet we have accomplished so much. It is just crazy I love hearing about it.

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@craigcooper6157

4 years ago

my favorite Old Testament story is Joseph and the seven years of feast followed by seven years of famine

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@FrostyBud777

3 years ago

those who fail to know history are doomed to repeat it.

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@AdmiralBison

3 years ago

"It's a racket...those stock market guys (speculators) are crooks" - Al Capone

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