Comment on the documentary hard times

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Question: Comment on the documentary Hard Times: 1929-1940 after watching this documentary what you understand, your own ideas that you get after watching hard time 1929-1940 of canada, how you apply these ideas in your life.

do not repeat the story that mention in documentary.

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