Скачать или смотреть The Radium Girls: Glowing Bodies, Broken Bones, and a Deadly Lie | Cinematic History

Step into the shadows of the roaring twenties to discover a truly dark history. This video explores the grim reality faced by the "radium girls," young women who painted watch dials with radioactive materials, unaware of the severe workplace hazards. Their tragic story highlights the devastating effects of radium exposure and the historical injustice they endured, leaving a lasting mark on the 20th century.

In the early 1920s, light symbolized progress, beauty, and modern America.
But for hundreds of young women, that light became a slow and invisible weapon.

They were factory workers known as the Radium Girls.
They painted watch dials with glowing radium paint.
They were told it was safe.
They were even encouraged to lick their brushes.

Soon, their bodies began to fail.
Their jaws disintegrated.
Their bones absorbed radiation — and some would later glow in the dark, even after death.

As the women suffered, the company denied responsibility, calling their pain “female hysteria.”
Doctors were silenced.
Evidence vanished.

This cinematic historical documentary tells the true story of the Radium Girls — one of the darkest industrial crimes in American history — and how their fight in court changed labor laws and radiation safety forever.

This is not fiction.
This really happened.

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