Depression Satire of 1933

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DEPRESSION CARTOON, 1932. /nDuring the presidential campaign of 1932, an unemployed man contemplates President Hoover's optimistic assessment of the state of the country. Contemporary American cartoon from 'The Nation.' Stock Photo - Alamy

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Cartoon: Hoover, 1932. /N'Another Very, Very Dry Issue!' Cartoon Satirizing President Herbert Hoover'S Sparse Accomplishments, As He Attempts To Win

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Depression Satire of 1933