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The Great Depression: A Diary Benjamin Roth
Publisher: PublicAffairs

It is usually said to have started with the Wall Street Crash which began on 'Black .. Luckily, courtesy of the recent release of Just finished Roth's "Depression Diary"--his dad's diary of Youngstown, OH 1929 to end-'30's. Apr 2, 2009 - Special to The Journal. Jun 25, 2010 - After surviving the start of the Second Great Depression, and living in its first great bear market bounce/short squeeze, where now all the attention is focused on a collapsing Europe, many could be wondering how, if at all, it would have been different to have lived through the first Great Depression. 4 days ago - I hadn't until yesterday, when I finished reading The Great Depression: A Diary. Mark Hendrickson: The Next Great Depression and the Attack of the Watermelons? Our current recession, with 10 million people unemployed, has brought back childhood memories to me of the Great Depression during the 1930s. My entries would reflect my recurring apathy, being restless, headaches, nausea, loss of appetite and just wanting to be alone (all in the heavy summer times) Now you . (1994) 'The Shoe That Didn't Drop: Explaining Banking Stability During the Great Depression,' Journal of Economic History 54 (September 1994) 654-682.. Dec 30, 2012 - The Great Depression, A Diary is an education in global economics and fiscal responsibility. Feb 17, 2011 - There is a considerable – and partly contested – historiography of the interpretation of the events which surrounded the worldwide Great Depression. By: KansasMeadowlark (Diary) | June 19th, 2009 at 01:32 AM |. The Flint Hills Center for Public Policy today sponsored a luncheon near the Plaza in Kansas City, MO where Dr. Jul 6, 2010 - Mr Roth was an attorney in Youngstown, Ohio during the 1930s who chronicled in a diary his thoughts on personal finance as the great depression was raging. May 21, 2014 - Looked it up in my diary and what do you know…comes summer!!!!! It's a firsthand, anecdotal account written by attorney Benjamin Roth. Through this book, readers gain insight into what happened 90 years ago and what is happening in our country today.