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Wouldn't GDP also have slumped a lot immediately post war? During the war, GDP would be high due to all the war-time manufacturing costs and massive armed forces employment?
I think there was a bit of building work wanted doing....
Not to mention the huge destruction of capital resources during the wars, but also the release of labour and capital back into the private sector in their aftermath.
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