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Stalin's war factories were dismantled and relocated eastward on one and a half million railway trucks to prevent capture by the Nazis.
Fred Dibnah, a Bolton steeplejack, reflects on his lifelong passion for climbing chimneys and the risks he faced throughout his unconventional career.
Chatterley Whitfield coal mine, once the UK's first to produce 1 million tonnes of coal annually, now serves as a mining museum offering underground tours.
Giovanni Agnelli's partnership with Benito Mussolini transformed Fiat into a manufacturing giant, but World War II led to their eventual decline.
Kazakov, a former companion of Lenin, faces a generational clash with his daughters at a family dinner, revealing starkly different views on Soviet history.
One of the largest steel works in the United States, the former Bethlehem Steel complex remains largely untouched since its closure in the 1960s.
An immigrant from South Central Europe arrives in Gary, Indiana, to work at the Illinois Steel Company, showcasing safety practices in steel production.
Modern ship graveyards in Belgium and full order books at Bangladeshi shipyards. The shipbuilding industry is in flux
