Lucy Heckman
Abstract
The Crash of 1929 is the subject of various historical studies, novels, motion pictures, and television programs where fictional and historical protagonists are depicted losing their fortunes. People who experienced great losses in the Crash included the wealthy, the average citizen, and the famous, including Groucho Marx and Eddie Cantor.
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The Crash of 1929 is the subject of various historical studies, novels, motion pictures, and television programs where fictional and historical protagonists are depicted losing their fortunes. People who experienced great losses in the Crash included the wealthy, the average citizen, and the famous, including Groucho Marx and Eddie Cantor.
Key concepts: Crash, Computer science, Programming language