Depression Satire of 1933

For a musical, Gold Diggers of 1933 is surprisingly earnest, managing to both entertain and make us empathize with the plight of its subjects—and its audience.

Satire: How I solved my anxiety by developing depression – Massachusetts Daily Collegian

Ninety years on, what can we learn from reading Evelyn Waugh's troubling satire Black Mischief?

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Monetary policy played a pivotal role in the Great Depression

Image of CARTOON: DEPRESSION, 1935. - 'It Seems There Wasn't Any Depression At All!' Cartoon Comment On Ex-President Hoover's Speech At St. Louis In December 1935 In Which He Indicated Strongly That

Discovering the Folder, “Poems, 1933-63”

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Cartoon: Depression, 1935. /N'It Seems There Wasn'T Any Depression At All!' Cartoon Comment On Ex-President Hoover'S Speech At St. Louis In December

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The Great Depression

Chapter 10: The Jazz Age and the Great Depression: Redefining the Nation, 1919-1932 – A History of the United States

Confidence: The Cartoon That Helped America Get Through the Great Depression (1933)

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Depression Satire of 1933

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