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 : American farmers family during the drought, 1936


American farmers family during the drought, 1936

A family is due to the crop failure during the unusual drought unable to feed themselves and depend on government assistance. During the 1930s, the states in the Midwest were hit by a severe drought, which effects, along with the economic crisis and overproduction led to a dying of farms

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10615803
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48175035
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3242px x 2492px (2.3MB)
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Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Assistance Burleigh Depend Drought Failure Farms Feed Midwest Overproduction Severe Themselves Unable


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