1929

In 1929, the world witnessed the dramatic collapse of the Wall Street bull market, an event that devastated fortunes and triggered a depression that reshaped an entire generation. Yet, beneath the chaos of flashing ticker tapes and frantic traders, a deeper narrative emerged—one filled with visionaries and fraudsters, titans and dreamers, and the stark contrasts of euphoria and ruin.

Renowned author Andrew Ross Sorkin, a New York Times bestselling writer, provides unparalleled insights into this pivotal year through meticulous research and access to historical records and newly uncovered documents. 1929 explores the intricate dynamics of the financial world, revealing how greed and ambition collided with reality, impacting millions and altering the course of history.

This compelling book is essential for those interested in finance, history, and the profound effects of economic crises. 1929 is an ideal choice for readers seeking a deeper understanding of the Great Depression and its lasting implications.