Shanty town in Upper Silesia, 1932
Unemployed miners and their families live in shacks in the shanty towns of the Upper Silesian coal-mining district, because they can no longer pay the rent. In 1932 there were almost 6 million people without work in Germany and on the edges of the large cities the slums were growing
Picture No
10614736
Media ID
48180726
Size
2822px x 1936px
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Credit
Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Edges Longer Mineral Rent Shacks Shanty Silesia Silesian Slums Unemployed Unemployment
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