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BOOK REVIEW: Los Alamos Revisited

March 24, 2020 Kyle Friend

Check out NYLHA’s newest book review on Los Alamos Revisited: A Workers’ History. The review of Peter Malmgren and Kay Matthews’ book, which recounts oral histories of the working people involved in the building and testing of the U.S.’s nuclear weapon arsenal at Los Alamos, was penned by Les Leopold.

Click here to read the review.
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About NYLHA

The New York Labor History Association (NYLHA) was founded in 1976 by trade unionists, academics, students, archivists, educators, labor editors, attorneys, and retirees, mostly from New York State. NYLHA encourages the study of workers and their organizations and serves as a bridge between past and present labor unionists and academics.

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