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The 1930s came in with the Great Depression and went out with World War II. But amid the political upheavals and social unrest, it was a decade that saw many traditions shaken to their foundations and new thinking taking centre-stage, from the abdication of Edward VIII to the launch of BBC television. In this book the black-and-white contrasts of this revolutionary decade are captured vividly in words and pictures.

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Tim Glynne-Jones is a freelance writer and editor working in books and magazines. He lives in Reigate, Surrey. He grew up in Croydon and spent his childhood playing among the bomb craters on the famous old airfield where Neville Chamberlain had waved his piece of paper before the war.

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