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How the American spirit really survived the Great Depression

People were so poor they saved tin cans, old rubber bands, balls of string and bits of gold ... yet they sustained hope and rose up to defend democracy in World War II.

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How the American spirit really survived the Great Depression
People were so poor they saved tin cans, old rubber bands, balls of string and bits of gold ... yet they sustained hope and rose up to defend democracy in World War II.
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