The Great Depression Was The Turning Point

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The depression was the turning point. The breakdown of global finance and trade cannot be separated from the crisis in world politics. All the deep rooted effects of the war in the length and severity of the recession: the radical ideologies were increased and special nationalism, the creation of locked economic blocs, the Japanese and Italian challenges to the League of Nations, and the failure of the Geneva disarmament talks (1932-1934). The extreme unemployment and poverty among people psychologically influenced them and the extraordinary scale of economic, industrial and agricultural destroy challenges quantification. The mood of the pain and fear certainly convince those who live at a time when civilization on the brink of change determine