American Steel: Built to Last

By the 1950s, America was experiencing a great boom of modern industry. The strength of the steel industry was built on the backs of workers who faced hazardous conditions. Although the labor union held a successful strike in 1959, the industry would be temporarily devastated by increased importation of foreign steel.

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Modern Marvels: American Steel - Built to Last

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TheTVDB.com Movie ID 318980
Status Released
Released United States of America January 18, 1998
Runtime 48 minutes
Genres Documentary History
Original Country United States of America
Original Language English
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Earl Boen
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Andrew Carnegie
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Tony De Ardo
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Henry Clay Frick
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JP Morgan
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Mark Reutter
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Daniel Santoro
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Charles M Schwab
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WA Soffa
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Mel Weinstein
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Bruce Nash

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Don Cambou
Greg Dehart
Bob Jaffe
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