How terrible was the Great Depression in history?

During this period, it can be said that the world lost a lot of property, which led to the bankruptcy of countless companies. For example, the industry in the United States was directly cut in half, resulting in a large number of laid-off workers without jobs at that time. Even if there is a so-called "middle class" with a job, this life is just as sad.

Because of the economic recession, businesses that are still in business now have a large number of passengers. Everyone is scrimping and saving, and the poor can't afford it directly. No one bought the goods produced by the factory, resulting in a sharp drop in income and high wages. Wages are falling every day, and those who still have jobs are just getting a little resources that Weibo can barely survive. It can be said that their wages are not as good as mine, and they want coolies at the bottom of our country. However, among so many unemployed people, even jobs with such low wages can only be won by breaking their heads.

There is a special section in the history books to introduce the bleak scene of this period. Pedestrians who look "glamorous" on the road have no coats to keep out the cold in winter, and they can barely get some warmth wrapped in newspapers. As for food, it is even more precarious. This also has a lot to do with capitalists. At that time, because people couldn't afford to buy a lot of food, capitalists would rather throw it away and waste it than give it to the poor. In order to survive, even the Soviet Union, which the American people hated most at that time, tried every means to immigrate to the past.

How many people died during the Great Depression has not been confirmed. A hopeless life will eventually lead to riots again and again. If it weren't for the luck of the United States, the successor president would have been paralyzed by the riots.