Sources

  1. The Course of the Great Depression (1929-34)

  2. Afternoon on the Boardwalk in Kolberg (July 1930)

  3. Passengers Watch a Zeppelin from the Deck of the “Bremen” (August 1930)

  4. Excerpts from the Reichstag Debate on the National Budget (February 5, 1931)

  5. Social Democrat Julius Moses on the Increasing Impoverishment of Germany’s Population (March 6, 1931)

  6. Hans Ostwald, “A Moral History of the Inflation” (1931)

  7. Dr. Opel Presides as the 10,000th Opel Rolls off the Line (1931)

  8. Otto Bauer, “The Nature of Rationalization“ (1931)

  9. Panicked Customers at the Berlin City Savings Bank on Mühlendamm (July 16, 1931)

  10. Betty Scholem on the Depression (August 1931)

  11. Unemployed Dock Workers in the Hamburg Harbor District (1931)

  12. Hjalmar Schacht on Reparations Requirements (1931)

  13. Hjalmar Schacht, “The Colonial Question” (1931)

  14. Opening Ceremony of the 8th Great German Radio Exhibition (1931)

  15. Heinrich Brüning on Germany’s Reparations Payments (November 5, 1931)

  16. Families of Unemployed Miners in the Ruhr Valley Search for Winter Fuel in the Remains of a Slagheap (1931)

  17. Unemployed Stenotypist Seeks Work (December 1931)

  18. Rolf Wagenführ on the Inflation Boom (1932)

  19. Newsreel Report on the Leipzig Spring Trade Fair (1932)

  20. Newsreel Report about New Synthetic Fabrics in Women’s Fashion (1932)

  21. Heinrich Brüning, Address to the Reichstag Committee on Foreign Affairs (May 24, 1932)

  22. Toy Production in Thuringia (November 1932)

  23. Wilhelm Cuno on “The Existential Requirements of the German Shipping Industry” (December 23, 1932)

  24. George L. Mosse on his Berlin Childhood in the Last Years of the Weimar Republic (Retrospective account, 2000)