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Digital Rights Management Practices8 — Armistice Day. I was two years old. The city was celebrating not only the end of the First World War, but the belief, held so strongly by President Wilson, and by many other Americans, that the United States and its allies had won a war to end all wars.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-66215-1Working on the Manhattan Project at Los Alamos was a traumatic experience. It is not often given to one to participate in the birth of a new era. For some the effect has endured throughout their lives; I am one of those.

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