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Music Hello everyone and welcome to History of the Second World War

Episode 14, The Great Depression Part 4, Unemployment in Germany.

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In most of the nations that we discussed during these Great Depression episodes, there

were economic problems caused by the global economic crisis known as the Great Depression.

There were monetary shortages, deflation, unemployment, and other issues.

But for the most part, these problems did not spoole out into drastic changes within the

makeup of society.

Changes did occur, for sure, and there were changes that we will continue to bump up against

for the remainder of the episodes discussing the events of the 1930s.

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