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Freedom From Fear: The American People In Depression And War, 19291945 (Oxford History Of The United States),New Yanagihara ' Similarly In 1987Between 1929 And 1945, Two Great Travails Were Visited Upon The American People: The Great Depression And World War Ii. This Book Tells The Story Of How Americans Endured, And Eventually Prevailed, In The Face Of Those Unprecedented Calamities. The Depression Was Both A Disaster And An Opportunity. As David Kennedy Vividly Demonstrates, The Economic Crisis Of The 1930S Was Far More Than A Simple Reaction To The Alleged Excesses Of The 1920S. For More