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New Modern Times "- The American dream" From dishwasher to millionaire "remained just that for most - a dream. The American nightmare, however, is not dreamed but lived - and millions of times over. The barracks of the Great Depression in the 1930s were" Hoovervilles "- named after the then US President Herbert Hoover. The rapidly growing tent cities that are emerging all over the US in the wake of the economic crisis are consequently called" Obamavilles ". In these the former middle class learns what they never wanted to know about camping . "New Modern Times" - The American dream "from rags to riches" to most remained just that - a dream. Whereas the American nightmare is not being dreamt but experienced - and that a million times. The hut camps of the Great Depression in the 1930s years "Hoovervilles" -named after the then US-President Herbert Hoover. Nowadays, in the course of the expression, rapidly arising tent cities are approx lled "Obamavilles". There the formerly middle classes are learning about camping what they never wanted to know.

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