01 September 1948 Factual 20 mins
A documentary looking at the role played by the coalfields in the Ruhr valley in assisting industry and the militarisation of Germany during both World Wars. It also discusses the approach taken by the Allies in regard to their reconstruction after the damage caused to the dams during the Second World War.
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This Modern Age No. 21: Shadow of the Ruhr Trailer
United Kingdom 01 September 1948
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