"The worst financial collapse since the Great Depression," a newscaster says.
Then came the Great Depression, a period of economic misery that existing ideas could not explain.
DURING the Great Depression, a foursome of giants sprang from the Texas earth on gushers of black gold.
Marxism, for writers in the nineteen-thirties, gave the ruins of the Great Depression a certain glamour.
Egypt is suffering its worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, a former finance minister of the country and one of its leading economists have warned.
But Works Progress Administration dam projects, the Great Depression, a handful of wars, a changing economy and shifting tastes and fortunes have taken a toll on these clubs.
He was a child of the American South in the Great Depression, a redneck born and raised in a poor-white working-class district of Norfolk, Virginia.
Ms. Kosersky first encountered the Joe Louis phenomenon while selecting music for "The Great Depression," a 1993 series for PBS that devoted considerable time to the boxer.
Charlie is a laid-off factory worker in the midst of the Great Depression, a world of hunger, strikes and police violence.
After the Great Depression, a new economic sociology began to develop that dealt explicitly with the decline and transformation of liberal capitalism.
In the wake of the Great Depression, a group of young, politically minded street photographers — from Berenice Abbott and Lisette Model to Paul Strand and Weegee — formalized their ties by creating a league.
