In a word, no.
The world economic system is much different than 1929. Back then, there was no welfare state to speak of, a gold standard, and unskilled labor was still a necessary cog in the economy.
What we're more likely to see now, and arguably are seeing now, is the Slow Bleed: the situation slowly and barely noticeably deteriorates. Like the proverbial boiling frog, by the time the damage has been done, it wlll feel normal. That's what fiat money does. The booms and crashes are blunted.