Me and Mr. Marshall (1949)
This documentary film traces the Marshall Plan's role in revitalizing Germany's coal industry after World War II. The Marshall Plan enabled German volunteers to migrate to the Ruhr, find jobs, and receive training in mining. The new jobs improved the German economy and European industry as a whole, which also benefited from the new energy sources. The film describes advances in Great Britain and France that resulted from the Marshall Plan, and contrasts the Soviets' refusal to participate in similar programs.
Director: Stuart Schulberg
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 13 min
Release Date: January 1, 1949
Country: United States of America, Germany
Language: Deutsch
Original Language: de
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Me and Mr. Marshall about?
- This documentary film traces the Marshall Plan's role in revitalizing Germany's coal industry after World War II. The Marshall Plan enabled German volunteers to migrate to the Ruhr, find jobs, and receive training in mining. The new jobs improved the German economy and European industry as a whole, which also benefited from the new energy sources. The film describes advances in Great Britain and France that resulted from the Marshall Plan, and contrasts the Soviets' refusal to participate in similar programs.
- Who directed Me and Mr. Marshall?
- Me and Mr. Marshall was directed by Stuart Schulberg.
- How long is Me and Mr. Marshall?
- Me and Mr. Marshall has a runtime of 13m (13 minutes).
- What genre is Me and Mr. Marshall?
- Me and Mr. Marshall is a Documentary film.
- Where was Me and Mr. Marshall produced?
- Me and Mr. Marshall was produced in United States of America, Germany.