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The final stage of the reoriented air defence system. A 20 mile-wide buffer 
zone (pink) reserves space for fighter intercept activity outside the area 
covered by anti-aircraft guns. 
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By 1932 Britain ranked world fifth for front-line air strength with 742 aircraft, 
while Japan had a projected force of 1639. Despite the statement that no 
German Air Force existed, a secret German Air Combat School had been 
established in the USSR in 1925, while covert aircraft production facilities 
existed in several countries. 
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Unemployment relief 1932 
In the initial post-war recession of 1920 the government attempted to reduce 
unemployment by creating public works programmes. In 1932, in response to 
the worsening economic situation following the Wall Street crash, the plans 
were re-considered. It was felt that the benefits of public works were 
outweighed by the costs. As a result, government directed spending towards 
the re-equipment and reorganisation of the industrial and agricultural sectors. 
The government considered the option for the settlement of unemployed 
labourers on the land as smallholders. The second image shows a model 
bungalow for labourers. 
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Government relief schemes to tackle increasing unemployment between 1924 
and 1931 proved to be too costly for large-scale implementation. 
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Design for a poultry keeper’s bungalow that formed part of a scheme to 
establish smallholdings for unemployed workers.