Great Depression

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    Bronze sculpture of a man listening to the 1930s valve radio. This sculpture by George Segal at the Franklin D Roosevelt Memorial, Washington, DC, commemorates the famous fireside radio chats during the Great Depression. Time for some similar initiatives?

    Naseer Ommer, the-father, baby7, An@nd - chronicpixel.com, and 14 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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    1. A.N.U.R.A.G. is Busy 57 months ago | reply

      Highly appreciated !!!

    2. ONE/MILLION 57 months ago | reply

      I truly agree.... ! Bad times to stay for awhile

    3. mimbrava 57 months ago | reply

      Beautifully photographed. Too bad $10 billion a month is still be spent in Iraq in the name of nation building while the structures of our democracy at home continue to crumble.
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    4. Stawell 57 months ago | reply

      a sculpture that is a piece of history...

      Does history repeat itself?
      I think it does, with subtle variations, of course!

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