Power For All
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Autre(s) titre(s): The Changing Face of Europe
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Genre: Documentary film
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Année: 1951
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Durée: 00:18:51
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Description: In the mountains of Austria, Norway and Italy, in France's Rhone Valley - Europe is harnessing waterways and building large power plants to supply much-needed, cheap electricity to Europe's revitalized industries. Elsewhere, people are harnessing other sources of energy, the life force of modern civilization. The film argues that a European electricity grid must be established without regard to borders. The film is one of a series of six titled The Changing Face of Europe. Each film deals with a different economic or social issue. © 2002 Linda R. Christenson
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Mots-clés: VICTOR-E project / power plant / dam / mountainside / river / electricity / under construction / crane / coal / tunnel
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Fournisseur: Deutsches Historisches Museum
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Droits: In Copyright / USIA - Embassy of the United States of America / Press Office, Berlin
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Société de production: Wessex Film Productions Ltd, London, for ECA/OSR
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Couleur: Black & White
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Director: Graham Wallace
Anthony Squire -
Sound: With sound
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Date:
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Type de document:
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Recueil: Films of the Marshall Plan
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Language: en