Did Stock Brokers Jump off Buildings during the 1929 Stock Market Crash?

When the economy slowed down and then suddenly collapsed, so did the stock market. First in London, then dramatically in New York. This triggered the so-called Great Depression, which was a world financial slump that lasted in most countries for around a decade, until the start of World War II.
Did investors and stock brokers who had lost it all leap off of buildings during the 1929 Stock Market Crash?
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Created by Daniel Turner (B.A. (Hons) in History, University College London)
Script: Conan White
Narrator:
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Sources:
Six Days in October by Karen Blumenthal Copyright 2002
The 1929 Stock Market Crash by Martin Gitlin Copyright 2008
The Day the Bubble Burst by Gordon Thomas & Max Morgon-Witts
The Great Depression by Pierre Berton Copyright 1990

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[@adamestrada7656]

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[@harod033]

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[@harod033]

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[@robertrobinson-9161]

The money has to go somewhere

[@lsizzle4rizzle]

20% decline in stocks in 1900s *jumps off building* 20% decline in cryptocurrency in 2020s *just another day in crypto*

[@lsizzle4rizzle]

@@browsingfloor62 over leveraged? 🤣 still sounds like another day in crypto

[@gui18bif]

People think its natural that an earphone company is the most valuable in the world Bubble will burst.

[@lsizzle4rizzle]

@@gui18bif what headphone company is in the top 5???

[@blahaj777]

@@lsizzle4rizzle probably talking about apple

[@christiaandenker9988]

Boys talking about crypto is like girls talking about astrology 🙄

[@mathebulamkhize876]

What bothers me about this situation is the fact that the news and media are all going about a recession which is understandable due to the war and pandemic but still the same media still publish articles about folks in the same economy pulling off hefty 6figure profit(Averg. 200k in barely 8weeks) in this downtrend how is that possible?

[@interestingwiki7006]

Hoover: "the future of our country is bright with hope." Narrator: "it wasn't."

[@biko9824]

Industrial Society and it’s Future, by Theodore John Kazinskiy

[@markhenley3097]

@@biko9824 The industrial revolution and its consequences have been

[@Interdictiondeltawing]

@@markhenley3097 a disasterous for the human race

[@itaybron]

Thanks a lot FDR.

[@urielmartinez2161]

@@biko9824 This needs to be read by everyone. Based Tedposter

[@Deathtrooper27]

The saxophone in the backround is really good

[@Rita-pw6su]

45Y 76

[@MuseOfTheMoose]

anyone know the song

[@valentines969]

Ikr

[@andrewtran9240]

It’s kinda close to “I remember Clifford” but I don’t think it’s that

[@dynasty0019]

Gotta have that Noir vibe for a video about that era.

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

When money doesn’t rain from the trees, it rains broke brokers.

[@oceanmadrosci3381]

My emperor. To wage war, you need three things: money, money and money.

[@nicolas8130]

Too soon 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@PugilistCactus]

And the Mafia is the cloud dropping the rain.

[@San_Deep2501]

@@PugilistCactus he can always sell the Louisiana territory and get that money to wage war

[@gabemendoza1052]

😄😄😄😄😄

[@jvi6371]

1929 Market Crash: *exists* Stock Holders: *"Close, your eyes you'll be here soon"*

[@MuseOfTheMoose]

OYASUMI

[@freakgamr44]

Didn't quite expect an OMORI reference

[@wasniahc1]

EYY

[@danielray1484]

And it'll be all Trump's fault some how.

[@LocalIdiot388]

Cultured People, I see they are men of culture as well

[@Murrel.]

Fun fact: you can't enter the stock exchange unless you wear a suit and tie

[@UNO279]

That’s a great fun fact

[@YouROCKSouthPark]

Good point

[@iambigasf4860]

wearing a suite? how could someone do that?

[@Murrel.]

@@UNO279 yeah its very unexpected

[@marlonmendoza1668]

What about shoes? Could I show up in my Vans?

[@melostrich]

Guess when they saw the stock market fall they decided to fall with it.

[@rajdeepdas5653]

Coz they had previously decided to rise along with the stock market. (That's just poetic mathematics, I guess!)

[@f-ckmyr0fil788]

5

[@sr1107ful]

Lmfao you got me

[@tobyhorn9641]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@BuddyLee23]

It’s kinda sad that there is almost no one around anymore who can recall the Great Depression and talk about it. All memories stored in old recordings now.

[@TheSilentWalkerz]

*Great Depression takes place* Hitler: Ok Germany it’s my time to Shine

[@joshmaenpaa1828]

*WW2 happens* US: It’s my time to make back the money

[@mokou8851]

*i'm here for moneh, M O N E H*

[@trollege9618]

@@mokou8851 - Arthur Morgan

[@KandiKlover]

@@joshmaenpaa1828 economy always boomed post war back then. Now it booms during the war as politicians are even more corrupt and in bed with government contractors and purposely start wars for profiteering. Like that Iraq BS.

[@PugilistCactus]

@@joshmaenpaa1828 Acting as if the stock markets actually crashed. Yeah, that money totally didn't get funneled into black projects hidden deep inside Germany. Must have been a coincidence that the US got so much out of "winning" the war.

[@GrumpyIan]

My grandma was 7 when the great depression happened. We're still finding money in her home and she passed away in 2015.

[@applesandgrapesfordinner4626]

Your grandmother is so cool that even in death, she's financially able

[@ordinary_magician]

The best thing about this channel is that they *JUMP* to the point pretty fast

[@pedromelendez4625]

.....👏👏👏🤣

[@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368]

Your pun fell flat.

[@pedromelendez4625]

@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 I thought it hit the spot.

[@sirtheoriginal201]

@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 No no no. The pun went broked

[@bigfelladon8643]

Let’s not jump to conclusions

[@TNOBasedBatov]

"there is not money to steal here, its a stock market" "Oh yeah, then why are you here"

[@dalliskal4827]

Understandable have a good day

[@ali_kazmi]

Dark Knight quote

[@gian4106]

Ah I see you are a man of culture as well

[@Nmdixon-cu7vm]

“Nobody cared who I was until I took off the mask.” Bane during quarantine probably

[@chadkingoffuckmountain970]

"Dr. Pavel, I'm CIA."

[@THE_GUY_ONE]

I once heard a story about Empire State Building in New York during the Great Depression. When people came there and wanted to rent a room on higher floors, receptionist allegedly asked them if it was for a long or a "short" period of time.

[@MaskHysteria]

I, briefly, worked for a sub-prime lender in 2006. After the final, complete collapse in 2008, a woman I worked with was pulling into a parking structure when another woman, who had jumped from the 6th floor of the parking structure, landed immediately in front of her car and died instantly. My former co-worker had the presence of mind to hit her brakes to avoid hitting the person who jumped but was severely traumatized by the incident.

[@andrewmontgomery5621]

Hermes Conrad:"I'm gonna jump!!" Everyone:"No!!" Bender:"Do a flip!!!"

[@ArchMadman]

Dammit, Hermes, just jump already stop hogging the healthy liver

[@kelsb8121]

Overused meme is overused

[@ananda9404]

@@kelsb8121 so is language

[@ananda9404]

@@kelsb8121 and so is your statement

[@alexmclean760]

Lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 remember that ep

[@elviswho1615]

Nobody: Stock Brokers in 1929: ‘When trouble comes to town, I’ll tumble down’

[@Rita-pw6su]

TWE F

[@averageboxingenjoyer968]

Tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling down~

[@annoyedbrox4851]

Then Stoped on the ground

[@perlasandoval7883]

you do understand that being poor at that time is hard

[@jadeorbigoso5212]

@@averageboxingenjoyer968 Evangelion ending song

[@veniceblackwood2931]

Investing in alternative income streams that are independent of the government should be the top priority for everyone right now. especially given the global economic crisis we are currently experiencing. Stocks, gold, silver, and virtual currencies are still attractive investments at the moment.

[@alexanderfinlay9639]

Big moving stochastics are not the secret to high returns. It involves controlling risk in relation to reward. Putting on the proper size and spinning your edge as many times as required to achieve your objective. That is valid for both day trading and long-term investments.

[@PhilipMurray251]

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[@TyHever]

Could you do a history of “war dogs” starting from the Roman Empire with the use of their Molossian all the way to modern dogs with the US Army

[@dominickjustave3558]

Yes

[@bazellezb5559]

Fun fact/sad fact: soviets trained dogs to crawl under a tank and plant explosives there , but this proved to be too difficult and instead they just blew up the dog. (If i had made any errors I apologize)

[@luutanbao11]

@@bazellezb5559 hmm, interesting, I remember they stopped doing that because the couldn't distinguish the smell of gasoline between soviet tanks and german tanks

[@luutanbao11]

@@bazellezb5559 when they smell gasoline they just go there I think

[@blakeslide6919]

No

[@cold_fyre0148]

Well, those people became really BROKEN after jumping

[@patrickbarry8047]

R/dark jokes

[@justinambru8529]

Ooch

[@madfrickinhank346]

You could say they FALL with the stock.

[@cold_fyre0148]

@@madfrickinhank346 I knew I messed up. I wanted to say something diff but I got all these likes

[@gfde7421]

really broke, yes...

[@TheCrowOfJudgement]

1929: happens Stock brokers: I BELIEVE I CAN FLY

[@davidchalmers2504]

I BELIEVE I CAN *SPLURCH*

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Nmdixon-cu7vm]

I just sang that in Leslie Chow’s voice.

[@Taboo.Textiles]

Dont fall for this dumb scam @wants[3]x its so god damn dumb

[@superspies32]

Maybe that thing will happened again in July. The time for Mervin Capital to repaid 110 millions of GME shares is near and there are not enough GME plus their price is about 300$ right now

[@Hollows1997]

No, although it has been said by others in the past that a German chemist named Dr Otto Matthies had fallen from a hotel window that day and that both stories got mixed up with each other leading to the confusion.

[@Doughboy842]

With the way things are going now. I get a awful feeling we'll see stuff like this happen again..

[@frankvalice311]

Step dads ancestor lost every thing while being a stock broker jumped even though he had kids and a wife

[@f-ckmyr0fil788]

F FD

[@vampbanana6513]

There's a literal *** bot in every comment. I'm reporting it all but there's a lot, hot damn

[@nicholasthuya7683]

@@vampbanana6513 these duckin thot bots

[@polrealfake]

I am sorry to hear that...

[@nton8057]

He jumped because he had a wife and kid. Many coudnt face their family again to tell them theyre gonna be broke and have to sell the car and move to a shittier house

[@bmoshareholderappleshareho855]

The most valuable advice I received about the Stock Market was from somebody who doesn't know anything about the Stock Market. He said, "You have to know what you are doing, or you are going to lose everything." How true that is.

[@raxter82]

I was reading a biography of a gentlemen who served in the 1st marine division in World War Two, and he said that on that day he was walking with his father and witnessed someone jump to their death. Crazy to think about

[@kayjones613]

My grandparents told me a slightly different suicide story. They knew people who jumped. They also said MANY jumped and showed me news articles/pics where there were multiple people jumping in one pic. I'm thinking there were more than this video started. After my great great g parents died they also found money hidden in weird places in the houses in the 60's - 80's.

[@Joseph-rx1do]

Man With the recent happenings in stock I feel too scared to go in.

[@idris8498]

Why do you mention that.

[@Sarah-ku5pd]

@@idris8498 Maybe he doesn’t have much knowledge in it. People are scared to invest for their future because they don’t understand it. Not knowing that all you need is guidance.

[@Sarah-ku5pd]

You don’t need to save up for the future. If you wish for financial freedom then you have to invest in order to guarantee financial stability. Do you think Warren Buffet is saving up or Mac is scared to trade stock.

[@Joseph-rx1do]

@@Sarah-ku5pd Actually I don’t know much about stock.

[@simone3334]

@@Sarah-ku5pd Very helpful mate. This is what I needed to hear today.

[@tomzimmerman4019]

I was just reading about the great depression last night. Then I see this pop up in my subscriptions.

[@tomzimmerman4019]

@@alexander-mauricemillamlae4567 book.

[@dustydustydusty]

Missing one point. Some of those suicides were in fact murdered.

[@bjornthegermanbread990]

Rly?

[@vincentiu-nicolaeleata4469]

@@bjornthegermanbread990 i mean some of the brokers(almost all of them) traded with other people money

[@JamesThomas-gg6il]

Probably like Epstein

[@user-os2vu7nr6i]

Murdered by the loan sharks I guess.

[@seancampbell6292]

@@user-os2vu7nr6i murdered by the people who's money they lost.

[@marcomoon6]

It was known as "black Tuesday", "black Friday" is the day after thanksgiving when people trample each other for a big screen at walmart

[@prettyvacant3605]

Yea that had me questioning my own knowledge for a brief second 😐

[@KandiKlover]

Still it would make sense tho. Cut rate sales of stocks back then and merchandise today.

[@idkmyname7211]

Similar things were happening in Greece during 2008-2011, many rich businessmen committed suicide at that period

[@baveshkaran9629]

Everbody gangsta till it starts raining stock brokers.

[@veiserexab1428]

And there's a free suits, shoes, hats, and clothes

[@Vociferous]

If the banks couldn’t give me my savings I think I’d jump off a building aswell, that was my hard earned moners.

[@raymondkisner9240]

Take a banker with you not just yourself

[@giovannicervantes2053]

I'd load a Thompson and rob them for everything even the tables

[@GeneraIKurt]

@@giovannicervantes2053 Finally someone having a pragmatic solution.

[@giovannicervantes2053]

@@GeneraIKurt they take my money and lose it i assume that the bank is mine now i paid for it

[@tam-tam7098]

@@giovannicervantes2053 Haha! Love the idea of reposessing the banks, do what they do to us.

[@vicentegonzalez2788]

People in 2021:"this year is so crazy I can't believe it" 20th century: that's cute

[@rtyertrt7876]

Lol

[@mgm105]

Oh it will be. In 2020 we printed 40% of the money in the economy. We are still printing way faster than we should be. Soon only the rich will be able to afford food.

[@universenerdd]

@@mgm105 true. This is why I choose BTC. Deflationary. Instead of soon the rich will be the only ones able to afford food, it is soon the poor will be able to afford the same stuff the rich will

[@victuz]

@@mgm105 If that happens expect a French Revolution 2.0

[@Cuauhtemoc3]

I wouldn't be a bit surprised if this was actually true. People love money more then themselves & humanity.

[@Gielderst]

Everything is sadly about materialistic desires. And if you can realize that none of it matters once you're gone. Then you may see other way greater things of value other than what you can buy.

[@Cuauhtemoc3]

@@Gielderst very well said.

[@bjjkickboxing7876]

@@Gielderst yes, it clearly has mothi g to do with the fact that they were gonna be living on the streets and all of their lives work was reduced to nothing like they never even existed. CLEARLY they are some superficial dummies.

[@JRyan-lu5im]

Well you're talking about one of the most materialistic, insecure, and excessive occupation fields you could be involved in. Pair that with old money, entitlement complexes, and hubris - a stock market crash would crush that sort of persons soul.

[@LamborghiniDiabloSVPursuit]

Is this the thread where we demonize suicide victims for giving in to their lowest point in life and claiming moral superiority? I want in.

[@dnoblemoney]

I know I would freak out if I realized that my career was ruined.

[@MrHammerman97]

Millons of people in 2020 had this happen to them, their businesses shutting down and losing everything. So, it hasnt happened to you personally, doesn't mean we aren't living in the exact situation.

[@ishouldntbesayingthisbecau1257]

@@MrHammerman97 But the lads during that time actually had all their money gone and their savings suddenly stripped away. Lots of Americans now can survive the current economic catastrophe especially since it only lasted a year and a half while the crash sustained for a decade and more if it hadn’t been for the war. Anyway, the government is giving out money to those in need (and not in need D:

[@1marcelfilms]

Have a worthless carreer in the first place

[@MrHammerman97]

@@ishouldntbesayingthisbecau1257 Think you are missing what is currently happening...All the wealth is leaving the middle class and going to the higher class. Walmart, cosco, etc have all went up in sales.

[@hotshotx1598]

@@MrHammerman97 that's been happening for decades, it's just now getting to the point that more and more people a re feeling the effects. It's what happens when a countries culture glorifies having more money than you need, and no serious laws truly limiting income inequality.

[@ihavetowait90daystochangem67]

Lord Bogandoff made them do it after he said “Drop Ett”

[@badasstrapbass2313]

He'll save us, that Russian kid

[@alpakasohn2334]

@@badasstrapbass2313 smimem

[@snuggle7437]

@@badasstrapbass2313 HOSSANA, FOREVER!!!!

[@slavsupreme5129]

“He bought?? Dump eet”

[@VintageWarfare]

“He bought?”

[@efgivvigfe6514]

I think he got “Black Friday” and “Black Tuesday” a little mixed up at 1:03 lol

[@djlumi1969]

Nope, there was a Black Friday and a Black Tuesday.

[@Takezhu88]

Now it we just straight up copy and paste Wikipedia, “The Great Crash is mostly associated with October 24, 1929, called Black Thursday, the day of the largest sell-off of shares in U.S. history,[2][3] and October 29, 1929, called Black Tuesday, when investors traded some 16 million shares on the New York Stock Exchange in a single day.” Also he said October 25 1929, which would be on Friday. I guess people just call it different things in use different days from that October 24-29 period.

[@nickprime1116]

@@djlumi1969 Black Friday was what Black Thursday could be called in timezones where it was already Friday. Black Thursday was the Thursday before Black Tuesday. That Friday is seen more as just another middle part of the crash week in the US and doesn't really have its own ominous moniker, though.

[@djlumi1969]

@@nickprime1116 that is right, but I believe people did call it Black Friday, as other days, including Black Monday. However, Black Tuesday had a more significant affect on the Great Depression.

[@gui18bif]

Market: *is in another bubble* People: invest now!!!

[@vanbaratta6271]

Simple history u are my favorite Chanel u educate me and have interesting things u talk about :)

[@kingkermit2094]

He was testing if there was fall damage

[@kingkermit2094]

Um no I don't I just wanna watch simple history.

[@bilalmalik5002]

@@kingkermit2094 don't bother to reply it's a bot which seems to be in every reply thread, best thing you could do is report it

[@dodiandhika6684]

r/cursedcomments

[@tkb4026]

@@bilalmalik5002 Why didn't you report it then?

[@bilalmalik5002]

@@tkb4026 I did mate.. But youtube gets like 8000 reports like these every hour I suppose so maybe some slip by..

[@frankrichard8455]

Stock is the oldest online market we have done in the past years,we employ it because of the highest Quality of services it renders and how successful it is, today we now say crypto currency too, I'm just saying that people should develop the habit of investing,really helpful in life.

[@josephinepeter9990]

I enjoy making money online,there is this good feelings it gives me

[@ruthfabian9673]

Yes everyone knows what makes sense for them

[@xabialonso2038]

For me stock is outdated,I enjoy crypto with my best broker that makes huge profits

[@anitaosman7991]

Good investment brings a good Satisfaction, good write up they don't understand The reason for investment

[@frankjames1542]

You're all right

[@stuka_bomber1035]

My mom: how do u know so mutch about history? Me: watching simple history

[@adamarens3520]

“So called Great Depression”? No it was was called and is known as The Great Depression. I’ve never heard it called anything else.

[@InfiniteDeckhand]

I've seen it called ''Global Economic Crisis'' on occasion.

[@ivanrenic4243]

"So called" means just that it was called like that, that's the term that describes it, I don't see the issue here.

[@someguy5048]

U really don't get it

[@ifeelcoke4347]

This gave me a stroke to read

[@adamarens3520]

@@ifeelcoke4347 a stroke? Or a so called stroke?

[@jonaha.k.ashazam2535]

Stockbrokers enjoying their wealth: Stock market: *Wait that’s illegal* *proceeds to crash itself*

[@royale7620]

Oh get original for fk sakes

[@jonaha.k.ashazam2535]

@@royale7620 nobody’s original anymore

[@vodka4215]

@@royale7620 this is the internet. No one is original

[@N1GHTSTRIKER-45]

they way the jumped off the building is just full of the Exaggerated Swagger of a stock broker during 1929

[@berkkarsi]

Finally a Simple History video without ads. Straight to the point.

[@anarcho-boulangistllamaent2023]

Simple History always answering the important questions.

[@Crankiebox99]

I don’t need sleep I need answers

[@jakefitzsimmons1213]

Keep up the good work

[@4thllamaofthealpacolypse712]

Winston Churchill-himself a major stock-market investor-may have added to the rumor mill: He was in New York during the crash and, in a December 1929 Daily Telegraph article, recalled how, under his own hotel window, “a gentleman cast himself down fifteen storey and was dashed to pieces.”

[@KentuckyFriedChildren]

I’m sorry but the way he’s animated jumping off is fucking hilarious

[@VegarotFusion]

Market crashes are perfect times for the super rich to consolidate more wealth and power. They buy up all the cheap stocks from desperate sellers of competitor businesses or ones that show potential. Then as the market stabilizes and grows again so does their wealth. They also strengthen their monopoly over their invested markets. This happened during the great depression as well as every recession.

[@bmoshareholderappleshareho855]

Market crashes are when equities go from weak hands to strong hands.

[@generalfeldmarschall3781]

In America the People lost money In Germany the people lost democracy

[@John.McMillan]

I typically wait around a hour to watch any upload to let the comments marinate a bit

[@shithappens6887]

Anyone else feel like we're headed for this again

[@exposedbrainfilms7897]

Quite the timing for these stories.

[@sankyu3950]

They were just testing how much damage they recieve from fall damage

[@victuz]

And they confirmed it was Dark Souls levels of fall damage.

[@ives3572]

"After 1929, so many people had been traumatized by the stock market crash that there was a lost generation." - Ron Chernow

[@Karlos1234ify]

“Why, I haven't been that entertained since the stock market crash of 1929, hahaha... So many orphans." - Alastor

[@michaelrossi6274]

The safest way to grow your income as a salary earner is by putting your money into certified business deals. I am originally into real estate although now investing in stocks.

[@tildaelizabeth2670]

This economy crisis is just a time that differentiate the wise from the other, the wise will invest right now either in stock or cryptocurrency just to hold some shares of something

[@danny9378]

When it comes to investment, diversification is key. That is why I have my interests set on key sectors based on performance and projected growth.

[@acaiikharia8407]

i recently took a break from trading forex and started stock trading. Any advice on how to be a successful trader will be appreciated.

[@jenniecroft7820]

@@acaiikharia8407 Stock market isn't like any other trading markets as you must learn the basics and then practice before engaging in real time. unfortunately you can't benefit handsomely from an investment adviser's and trading software while learning from your portfolio.

[@gregorjim6377]

@@jenniecroft7820 I'm struggling in this market. Stocks that I have traded for months and made profits from are not behaving the way I'm used to. What strategy do you use to prevent losses ?

[@iteor7320]

Not stonks...

[@Anders-ps5wj]

I got an ad for a game that said “can you think of any thing worse then getting bullied in a game” right before this video

[@mask1776]

Lol Simple History im learning the 1929 Stock Market Crash and you make this video? Thats awesome

[@Imnotsmg4bob]

*"Why I haven't been that entertained since the stock market crash of 1929, HAHAHAHA!... So many orphans."* -Alastor The Radio Demon

[@anastasiaphan4202]

ah, finally. I was looking for this comment.

[@slightlyistorical1776]

No

[@xXxKAMIKAZExXx]

The interwar period is so interesting.

[@madkabal]

This why "Peace" is a joke to some people

[@platinumheart2505]

@@madkabal the sad reality is that War is what got a lot of Countries to become super rich. For America selling supplies to the British during WW1 and WW2 is how we got so rich. Then came the American influence around the world to combat the Soviet Union.... And now America is the biggest Empire in Human history.

[@finden3362]

@@platinumheart2505 sorry i misread your statement

[@Upamanyu2000]

This immediately reminded of MIB 3

[@MrPwner911]

I got a bank account ad before seeing this

[@ghostcreeper243]

I remember seeing that one scene where a guy jumped off the window while music was playing in miniseries the world wars

[@jackietang3789]

For reals, that's one way for how I remember the World Wars miniseries easily

[@bobmcbob49]

right after the scene where there's an M2A4 light tank (from the 30s) driving through no man's land in WWI

[@Admiral45-10]

0:42 in Poland it's called ,,The Great Crash on Wallstreet", although Poland was untouched by it. It had its own economical crisis, but this was unrelated.

[@vincentiu-nicolaeleata4469]

I dont think thats how it works.

[@Admiral45-10]

@@vincentiu-nicolaeleata4469 sorry, I don't understand. Poland had economical crisis, but had literally no trade with USA and its problems were connected with post-war regretion and agricultural economy.

[@vincentiu-nicolaeleata4469]

Well unless Poland had no trade relations with UK,France,all of the colonies of UK,Germany,Austria,Hungary and had no investors from those countries or loans taken from them,even individual ones count then yes you are right about it if not it might have played a role in it no matter how little it was.

[@vincentiu-nicolaeleata4469]

@@Admiral45-10 also the farmers of SUA used loans to buy mechanized equipment which lead to a overproduction that lead to cheap goods and goods thst did not sell,goods that SUA tried to sell abroad making the market saturated.

[@Admiral45-10]

@@vincentiu-nicolaeleata4469 well, we had unrelated customs war with Germany, but later on made money when Germans started using Polish currency (PLN) when hyperinflation in Germany broke out, on which Poland was making money. I don't know if it counts, but I guess not.

[@pedrojuan8050]

Well, some of it turned out to be worse than jumping off a building.

[@partylizard8343]

My great great grandfather was a rich man, he heard of the stock crash and rushed to the bank. He waited in line for days, but he was too late and lost everything. Overcome with grief,, he shot himself.

[@oldtownairsoft3899]

Can you do a video on the 1916 rising in Ireland 🇮🇪 ?

[@predetor911]

“Excuse me sir, but what about the body that body that fell on my car” “Well who knows? Probably just some stock broker who got depressed.

[@carlmorrow1600]

Haha die hard reference

[@Stevie8654]

I've never understood why people would pick that way. Falling has got to be the worst way to die. I don't even like heights when there is no chance of falling.

[@Karlos1234ify]

IRS: You have been late on 8 payments, pay up! Stock Broker: Not if, I’m dead!

[@zorbaz3940]

Fun fact: it is lleg! To enter the stock exchange without wearing a suit and tie

[@azmiperkasa4285]

🗿🗿🗿🗿

[@copper8954]

You should really do a video about Denis Avey: the man who broke into auschwitz

[@bean_____Boi]

Good idea

[@rockyadessa3274]

They should do a vid about auschwitz Inmate 4859

[@copper8954]

@@rockyadessa3274 Isn't he the polish officer who did the same thing, but for a different reason?

[@rockyadessa3274]

@@copper8954 yep

[@rockyadessa3274]

@@copper8954 too show what the Nazi's were doing

[@richapborne6870]

My great grandfather watched people jump from buildings during the great depression he lived in new york too

[@jay-t1030]

Pro-Tip: Stock Market Crashes are the prefect time to buy stocks, because of the low prices. Just compare the prices of stocks from March-April 2020 to where they are now.

[@vincentiu-nicolaeleata4469]

You just have to buy from companies that you know that the goverment wont let them fail and gotta have cash first.

[@sayote178]

this is a good reminder to never put everything on stocks

[@risingseniora8672]

Its funny thing to see usa like this

[@Onyx-go6rh]

*puts on monocle* quality content this is indeed

[@carjack9974]

Simple history out here asking the real questions

[@rtyertrt7876]

Yep

[@Captain23rdGaming]

Somehere in an alternate universe: MacArthur would have been a Ceaser and long would be a King

[@F22onblockland]

based alternate universes

[@piercepayumo4212]

You know, I somewhat saw this on HISTORY The Titans that Built America.

[@jackietang3789]

There was also a scene in the World Wars miniseries from also HISTORY that emulated this

[@m.j.w.]

Hazben hotel brought me here... i get the “orphans” joke now ☹️

[@swaggerdagger8976]

I’ve actually been wondering about this

[@rtyertrt7876]

Check out the channel extra history for more information

[@jamesross8396]

SHORT ANSWER: No, It is only a urban myth. But people did commit suicide

[@accent1666]

It was at least confirmed in reports It did happen, just that very little did it

[@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

Obviously. What else could “stock market crash” be referring to? THINK, PEOPLE! THINK!

[@KimiHayashi]

Kinda idiotic how people would only want to live if they have money. Look around you, happiness is for free.

[@austinreed5805]

For the US, the Great Depression came to an end as a result of President FDR’s reforms not too long after he was elected in 1933. However, the Great Depression would lead to far more dramatic changes worldwide, and even lead to Hitler’s rise to power.

[@sudam4504]

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[@mikemills3419]

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[@vasscobin7587]

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[@clementpoon120]

stfu bot

[@thewildcolonialboy8034]

Stock brokers when they lose everything: *Guess I'll die*

[@sorarouge6351]

"HA!!! SO many orphans.." -Alastor, The Radio Demon

[@elijahevangelista8177]

Cringe

[@pointly]

No greater loss of wealth is worth the loss of life.

[@richardpowell4281]

Follow-Up Question, Did any stock brokers jump off buildings after the 2008 crash?

[@lsdcyclops7316]

Probably one or two.

[@youcansave15ormoreoncarins75]

I wouldn't be surprised if they did unfortunately, I'm also pretty sure people killed themselves over losing homes as well. People depend on those careers, and sometimes they don't see a new opening and think they lost everything

[@kathleenloviska6902]

I have been thinking if I could start up and Investment on crypto now that the market is so low. But what I'm scared of is if the market will still automatically crash more 😩.

[@nelsonwilly8139]

The market is moving well most especially bitcoin, I'm amazed at the raise of bitcoin the past few days... 2021 is gonna be a great year for investors.

[@leroyrobertoscott313]

@@nelsonwilly8139 .You're absolutely right, Bitcoin is taking us to the moon, only Bitcoin investors will understand.

[@benilndabeuno3353]

Investing in assets is the code for having a successful financial life, Investing with the right company or software would free you from modern financial slavery.

[@coinsboostersupportteam6286]

@@leroyrobertoscott313 I believe it will raise up before the end of the month. Cause Bitcoin have a target to reach 100k within 2021.

[@aafreenaafreen348]

@@benilndabeuno3353 And that's why 80% of millionaires today are investors.

[@JonatasAdoM]

And then they were hit by a world war! Crazy how it was even possible after such crisis.

[@theone3193]

Wonderful timing