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author: upfromflames : Brooklyn, NY
author: upfromflames : Brooklyn, NY
I am an educator amateur historian who is working to answer this question for a Summer exhibition at the Brooklyn Historical Society.
So the question is, why did the flames rise up the early 1970's to claim over 15% of the housing stock, spread fear and uncertainty, and lead to a 30% population reduction, from which it took a decade to recover?
What do you think?
Hint: There is not one answer
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