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The Great Depression was a dramatic, worldwide economic downturn beginning in 1929 and lasting through most of the 1930s.
The Great Depression may also refer to:
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Books edit
- The Great Depression: America, 1929–1941, an American novel
- The Great Depression (book), a 1990 Canadian history book
Music edit
- The Great Depression (Common Grackle album), 2010
- The Great Depression (Trigger the Bloodshed album), 2009
- The Great Depression (Blindside album), 2005
- The Great Depression (Defiance, Ohio album), 2006
- The Great Depression (DMX album), 2001
- The Great Depression (As It Is album), 2018
- "The Great Depression", a song by Misery Index from Retaliate
- "The Great Depression" a song by Raunchy from A Discord Electric
- "Great Depression", a song by Soulfly from Omen
See also edit
- Financial crisis of 2007–08, a severe worldwide economic crisis driven by real estate conditions and risky ventures in the U.S.
- Great Recession, the marked general economic decline that affected many countries from 2007 to 2009
- Great Slump (disambiguation)
- The Long Depression, an 1873–1896 economic recession formerly known as the Great Depression
- Second Great Depression (disambiguation)
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