In 1989 2 historians gave me a trunk full of material they’d used to write a book on the history of EDF.*
Yesterday I finally got to pay it forward by giving to a grad student 18 boxes of painstakingly assembled photocopies of documents related to the early history of the French nuclear program
Yesterday I finally got to pay it forward by giving to a grad student 18 boxes of painstakingly assembled photocopies of documents related to the early history of the French nuclear program
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One other researcher has been through this material, and he produced an awesome book (using mostly other materials , ofc, but I was still happy he found use in my docs)
https://newbooksnetwork.com/toxique
People won't get it! 😂
I call it "the means of reproduction" :)
Ellsberg's Wikipedia: "political activist, economist, and U.S military analyst" What about photocopier?!
Media, PA: We know of COINTELPRO because of brave photocopiers!
In addition to copying many (SO many, literally 10s of 1000s) pages for my own research, back in 1998 sweetie and I traded being each other's RAs & I spent an entire week, 8 hrs/day, on my feet copying reports for him in a Geneva library
I was screaming "YOU CAN'T TRUST SWITZERLAND" which my readers...
Also in that decade: Robert Frost, Alternating Currents