"The Depression" (book by Roland Perry)

"The Depression" by Roland Perry is a comprehensive account of the Great Depression, a severe worldwide economic downturn that began in 1929. The book explores its causes, such as stock market crash, banking failures, and economic imbalances, as well as its widespread impact on industries, families, and governments. Perry details the struggles faced by individuals and nations, highlighting efforts to recover, including New Deal policies in the U.S. and global responses. The book provides historical insights into how the depression reshaped economic policies and societal attitudes toward poverty, unemployment, and economic stability.