@book{303,
  keywords = {Roman Catholics, labor strikes, immigrants, trade unions, Polish Americans, Slavic Americans, Austrian Americans, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, steel industry, Protestants},
  author = {Victor Francis White},
  title = {Peter Domanig in America: Steel},
  abstract = {Peter Domanig, a 17-year-old Austrian immigrant after World War I, leaves his foster father and the comforts of 1920s suburban New York to earn a power position in Pittsburgh’s steel industry.  <em>Time</em> writes, “From [Pittsburgh] on, his progress reads like a guided tour of the steel industry from the slag up, conducted by a man who knows his subject and loves to talk shop.”},
  year = {1954},
  journal = {Peter Domanig series, 2/4},
  pages = {476 p.},
  publisher = {Bobbs-Merrill},
  address = {Indianapolis},
  note = {Carnegie Mellon University is referred to as Carnegie Technical Institute, as it was then known.},
  language = {English},
}