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In 1932 the number of unemployed in Britain rose to 2,700,000. The National Government cut Unemployment enefit and intorduced a 'means test', an inquiry into the personal and family income of each applicant for benefit. This led to widespread protests.

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Image Size: 3744x2001 / 1.5MB; In 1932 the number of unemployed in Britain rose to 2 700 000 The National Government cut Unemployment enefit and intorduced a 'means test' an inquiry into the personal and family income of each applicant for benefit This led to widespread protests.
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In 1932 the number of unemployed in Britain rose to 2,700,000. The National Government cut Unemployment enefit and intorduced a 'means test', an inquiry into the personal and family income of each applicant for benefit. This led to widespread protests.