1929
1929
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Andrew Ross Sorkin reconstructs the financial mania, political hesitation, institutional failures, and human decisions surrounding the Wall Street crash of 1929. Moving among bankers, speculators, officials, and families caught in the collapse, 1929 presents the crash as both an economic event and a national turning point. Sorkin connects market psychology, leverage, policy, and personal ambition to show how confidence hardened into illusion—and how the consequences spread far beyond the exchange floor.
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