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From: gwyn@brl-tgr.ARPA (Doug Gwyn <gwyn>)
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Subject: Re: Tesla
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> This sound like a book I saw in the Denver Museum of Natural History
> bookshop.  Title: Colorado Springs Notes  1899-1900.  Author: Nikola
> Tesla, with commentary by Aleksandar Marincic.  Publisher:  Nolit
> Beograd, Terazije 27, Yugoslavia.  1978  In English.  $40.00.
> It is hardbound, 8 1/2" by 11", and close to an inch thick, and looked
> quite interesting - but I didn't buy a copy.

Oops, I meant Yugoslavia.  Thanks, Henry.  I forgot to mention that it
includes several photgraphs of Tesla's apparatus in operation.  Nice
long sparks..

I believe that some fool allowed Yugoslavia to carry away much of
Tesla's notes and equipment after his death, even though he was a
naturalized American citizen.