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"...When
I knew that my crop was irrevocably gone I experienced a deathly feeling
which, I hope, can affect a man only once in a lifetime. My dreams and
ambitions had been flouted by nature, and my shattered ideals seemed gone
forever. The very desire to make a success of my life was gone; the spirit
and urge to strive were dead within me. Fate had dealt me a cruel blow
above which I felt utterly unable to rise."
Lawrence Svobida, a wheat farmer from Kansas who suffered through the
Dust Bowl of the 30's
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NEW
DEAL ART and HISTORY LINKS
A
New Deal for the Arts (companion website for the course text)
New
Deal Cultural programs
New
Deal Network
National
New Deal Preservation Association
The
Depression Era Art Projects in Illinois
New
Deal Art in Illinois
Index
of American Design-National Gallery
WPA
Photograph Collection-New Orleans Public Library
New
Deal and the Arts Oral History Interviews
New
Deal Era Art Projects
The
New Deal Art Project
Sin
Nombre: Hispana and Hispano Artists
of the New Deal
America
in the 1930's
The
New Deal Stage (Federal Theatre Project)
Voices
from the Dustbowl
Surviving
the Dustbowl
Federal
Writers' Project
Posters
from the WPA
Riding
the Rails (The American Experience)
The
Battle over Citizen Kane
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Mercury Theatre on the Air
Diego
Rivera Mural Project
American
Culture in the 1930s
Folk
Music from the 30's
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