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Urban Decline and Political Ambitions
This chapter examines the harsh realities of New York City during the early 1930s, marked by corruption, economic struggles, and neglected public spaces like Central Park. It outlines Robert Moses's rise to power and his efforts to secure funding for urban renewal amidst a backdrop of political turmoil and declining infrastructure. The narrative also highlights the intricate relationships between key political figures and how their ambitions shaped the city's landscape during this pivotal era.