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[Wallingford, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 2010]

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[Reading, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 2010]

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Harper Press, Date: 2010. 2nd impression.. Hardback. Imitation cloth, dj, F/VG+. xvi+957pp, 32pp b/w plates, index, a fine copy in a near fine slightly edge worn dustjacket. A history of the 1930s - a decade which saw unemployment reach 3 million, 3 kings in one year, the rise of Communism & Fascism, football pools & lidos. 2010. Harper Press ISBN 0007240767 9780007240760 [GB]

ISBN10: 0007240767, ISBN13: 9780007240760, [publisher: Harper Press] Hardcover Acclaimed author of 'Wartime', Juliet Gardiner, brings to life the long-neglected decade of the twentieth century -- the 1930s. J.B. Priestley famously described the 'three Englands' he saw in the 1930s: Old England, nineteenth-century industrial England and the new, post-war England. Thirties Britain was a land of contrasts, at once a nation rendered hopeless by the global Depression, unemployment and international tensions, yet also a place of complacent suburban home-owners with a Baby Austin in every garage. Now Juliet Gardiner, acclaimed author of the award-winning Wartime, provides a fresh perspective on that restless, uncertain, ambitious decade, bringing the complex experience of thirties Britain alive through newspapers, magazines, memoirs, letters and diaries. Gardiner captures the essence of a people part-mesmerised by 'modernism' in architecture, art and the proliferation of 'dream palaces', by the cult of fitness and fresh air, the obsession with speed, the growth and regimentation of leisure, the democratisation of the countryside, the celebration of elegance, glamour and sensation.
[Auckland, AUCKL, New Zealand] [Publication Year: 2010]