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Music Hello everyone and welcome to History of the Second World War episode 28,

The Third Reich Part 14, work, work, work.

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Last episode covered some of the economic policies put in place after 1933 by the Nazi government,

policies that would cause some of their own problems.

This episode, we will first discuss the work creation programs that were put in place during

1933 to try and find a way to address the massive unemployment problems that were present

in Germany at this time due to the events of the Great Depression.

Work creation efforts were an interesting topic when it comes to the discussion of actions

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