Pub in Berlin, 1930

The Salvation Army in a pub in Berlin. People suffered from mass unemployment and the decline in economic life, which is why trafficking, black marketing and speculative businesses flourished. The Salvation Army sees its social role in the care of homeless, alcoholic care, child welfare. In addition, they also operate second-hand shops, the income of which is given to welfare institutions

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Accordion Accordionist Addition Alcoholic Businesses Decline Dodgy Engagement Establishment Flourished Gastronomy Income Institutions Marketing Operate Salvation Second-hand Sees Shady Speculative Suffered Tavern Trafficking Underworld Unemployment Workforce

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