Unemployment and the Great Depression in Weimar Germany by Peter D. Stachura
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Unemployment and the Great Depression in Weimar Germany
Unemployment and the Great Depression in Weimar Germany
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Table of Contents
Notes on the Contributors - Introduction: The Development of Unemployment in Modern German History; P.D.Stachura - The Extent and Causes of Unemployment in the Weimar Republic; D.Petzina - Physicians in Crisis at the End of the Weimar Republic; M.H.Kater - Unemployment also Hits Women: The New and the Old Woman on the Dark Side of the Golden Twenties in Germany; K.Hausen - The Social and Welfare Implications of Youth Unemployment in Weimar Germany, 1929-33; P.D.Stachura - The German Free Trade Unions and the Problem of Mass Unemployment in the Weimar Republic; J.A.Moses - The Development of State Work Creation Policy in Germany, 1930-33; M.Schneider - Unemployment and the Radicalisation of the German Electroate, 1928-33: An Aggregate Data Analysis with Special Emphasis on the Rise of National Socialism; J.W.Falter - Unemployment and Left-Wing Radicalism in Weimar Germany, 1930-33; C.J.Fischer - Index
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NPB9780333376461
9780333376461
0333376463
Unemployment and the Great Depression in Weimar Germany by Peter D. Stachura
New
Hardback
Palgrave Macmillan
1986-09-08
230
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