If you liked Helen Foster Snow by Zelda S. Bradburd and New York Times Oral History Program, start with The reminiscences of Robert MacIver (1971), The reminiscences of Alan Campbell Orde (1960), and Radio pioneers project (1970). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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The reminiscences of Robert MacIver
1971 · 100 pages · New York Times Oral History Program · Same author
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The reminiscences of Alan Campbell Orde
1960 · 55 pages · Alan Campbell Orde, New York Times Oral History Program · Same author
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Radio pioneers project
1970 · 41 pages · Robert Lewis Shayon, New York Times Oral History Program · Same author
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The reminiscences of Scott Crossfield
1960 · 33 pages · New York Times Oral History Program · Same author
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The reminiscences of Lieutenant James Jabara
1961 · 22 pages · James Jabara, New York Times Oral History Program · Same author
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The Reminiscences of Judge Thurman W. Arnold
1979 · 46 pages · Thurman Wesley Arnold, New York Times Oral History Program · Same author
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The reminiscences of Keats Speed
1950 · 67 pages · Keats Speed, Wendell H. Link, New York Times Oral History Program · Same author
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Bruce and Beatrice Gould
1977 · 674 pages · Bruce Gould, New York Times Oral History Program · Same author
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Roy Neuberger
1977 · 513 pages · Roy R. Neuberger, New York Times Oral History Program · Same author
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Mt. Sinai Hospital
1965 · 23 pages · Ralph Colp, New York Times Oral History Program · Same author
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The reminiscences of Mrs. Genevieve B. Earle
1950 · 130 pages · Genevieve B. Earle, New York Times Oral History Program · Same author
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The Reminiscences of Solomon Barkin
1961 · 141 pages · Solomon Barkin, New York Times Oral History Program · Same author
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What should I read after Helen Foster Snow?
BookOrb recommends The reminiscences of Robert MacIver (1971), The reminiscences of Alan Campbell Orde (1960), Radio pioneers project (1970), The reminiscences of Scott Crossfield (1960), and The reminiscences of Lieutenant James Jabara (1961).
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