Weevils in the Flour: An Oral Record Of The Great Depression In Australia: Wendy Lowenstein

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Weevils in the Flour: An Oral Record Of The Great Depression In Australia: Wendy LowensteinWages were cut by 20 per cent, but not the mortgage. The dole was a pittance. People lived in shanty towns and camped in empty buildings. They stood in queues, seemingly forever, despised by bureaucrats and slowly losing their self respect And there were weevils in the flour. This book was five years in the making, taken from over 200 taped interviews teachers and carpenters, soldier settlers, wharfies, Communist spokesmen, miners, swaggies, policemen

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