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One possible historical accuracy problem:the legal working week was 48 hours,not 40 in weimar,and after the depression started,the actual working time(in some cases) fell drastically to about 43 hours per week.

Reference:孟仲捷,王琼颖《魏玛德国的社会政策研究》第一章

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Bro, can you give a latinized version of the reference? I can't find it...

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Unfortunately there isn’t any,but it in turn references from ‘Sozialpolitik in der Weimarer Republik’ S.147-148(with a list about working times),I will try to upload images later if possible

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Page 55,’On Sep 1932,an emergency decree by the Papen Government officially reduced the weekly working hours to 40’

Honestly that sounds a bit strange,knowing how reactionary Papen was,but it does reference from Johannes Bähr,’Staatliche Schlichtung in der Weimarer Republik.Tarifpolitik,Korparatismus und industrieller Konflikt zoischen Inflation und Deflation,1919-1932’,S.333.