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Videotaped interviews for documentary, Reflections of Einstein,

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Materials for a video documentary on Einstein being produced by Walter Glickman and Stuart Fishelson. People interviewed on videotape include: Herbert Bailey, Peter Bergmann, Hans Bethe, Suzanne Bloch, Thomas Bucky, Dorothy Commins, Aryeh Dworetsky, Abba Eban, Banesh Hoffmann, Gerald Holton, Lotte Jacobi, Max Jammer, Hanna Katzenstein, John Kemeny, Henry Margenau, Milton Munitz, Ernest Nagel, Gabrielle Oppenheim, Abraham Pais, Linus Pauling, Chaim Pekeris, I.I. Rabi, John Stachel, Fritz Stern, Albert Tucker, John Wheeler, and Eugene Wigner.

American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library

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