do not even know about them until 2009. he was honored at an event and there is a wonderful article about him in the smithsonian magazine. if you search for george kovar, really interesting stuff. but he was in oak ridge as well. .. right now the atomic heritage foundation has something called manhattan voices of the manhattan project and they have been working on gathering oral histories for a long time and they are now starting to put them up on line. that is a tremendous project. they are just starting to put them up on line now but that s very interesting. thanks for your work. thank you very much. hello. you mention there were two other sites in los alamos. did any research touch on those communities? in hanford who perhaps may have had similar experiences if they were interested in it? that i don t think so or don t know. you have to certainly understand that most of those people in oak ridge didn t know hampered and los alamos existed until the day they fou
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