Bethlehem Steel, The People Who Built America

Documentary about Bethlehem Steel's contribution to America

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[samoslav01]

anyone have subtitles for the film?

[PBS39]

Sorry we do not.

[iBigEbALLs]

Why do the cast iron doors on some of the Nazi crematoriums have Bethlehem Steel cast into them?

[PBS39]

If you've seen them and that's what they say on them, I cannot argue with eyewitness accounts and I have no explanation other than they (BS) must have made doors for crematoriums in general. Did they specifically make them for Bukenvauld knowing that they were to be used to kill Jews, I would highly doubt.

[iBigEbALLs]

Is this the company that built the cremetoriums for the Nazis?

[PBS39]

It's totally plausible that they could have been exported prior to the war. I would like to give in those in power during that time the benefit of the doubt that there was no collusion with Hitler to exterminate Jews. I'd be very disappointed if it were not the case

[westonsz]

Keep believing the lying congressmen about the free trade policy that has cost this country close to ten million jobs. The economy we have now is the new normal thanks to the worthless, useless lying lawyers who run this country. We should not have to pay taxes to support these bums and the greedy lifestyles they live.

[CircusMaximus09]

Steel built the US; UNIONS took it down

[notalott]

@DamnStraightM35A2 working a different shift every week, sometimes working all three shifts in one week, working through holiday, birthdays and events, working around 2000 degree heat, working around defeaning noise, tons and tons of moving equipment, i can see why 30 years might be enough.. the turn of events was tragic, and there was blame enough for all parties involved. without a doubt tho, working in a steel mill was no walk in the park.

[darthvader5300]

If only Bethlehem Steel had used the LTC Karrick Process as part of it's steel making industrial process then it can use the much hotter semi-char, used the by-product oil to stoke the blast furnaces, used the high energy coal gas to fire the open hearth furnace, and use the co-generated electricity to run it's electrical and electronic systems, especially when it is retrofitted with computerized robot-driven automation to streamline operations to reduce costs.

[mrearlygold]

Enjoy your socialism and sticking guns in peoples faces around the world. What goes around is coming back around and it will never be the same again.

[DamnStraightM35A2]

He's furious that he can't retire at 50? Come on! Common worker in America can retire at 50, so why did he expect it? They all knew that BS was out of money. Too lazy to work until your 62? Get over it!

[userunavailable3095]

Great, let's borrow more money from China to put in park benches and museums. Do you realize that those park benches and museums are shackles around the necks of your children? How much longer do you think the Chinese are going to continue to allow us to borrow their money to buy their junk? Unless we can get some kind of manufacturing up and running again, we will be slaves to a nation who does not value the environment, or human life, or basic rights.

[thysonle]

This is a very rewarding film about the steel industry for you. We want to have the subtitles when the download is complete so that more people understand

[EJStratMan1]

I don't live too far away from Bethlehem Steel, and everytime I go by i get the chills. Honestly an amzing place in its time.

[blackmale78]

I love being from PA!!!