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Fire and Lies: Did the Berkeley Fire of 1923 Contribute to the Tunnel Fire of 1991?: Part 2: Lies

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Michele M. Tobias, Scott S. Sibbett
Journal: California History
California History (2025) 102 (1): 44–65.
https://doi.org/10.1525/ch.2025.102.1.44
Published: 01 February 2025
...Michele M. Tobias; Scott S. Sibbett According to numerous eyewitnesses, wood shingle roofs were a primary factor in the speed and scope of the Berkeley fire of 1923, which destroyed in three hours six hundred structures in a dense residential neighborhood adjacent to the campus of the University...
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Fire and Lies: Did the Berkeley Fire of 1923 Contribute to the Tunnel Fire of 1991?: Part 1: Fire

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Michele M. Tobias, Scott S. Sibbett
Journal: California History
California History (2024) 101 (2): 22–45.
https://doi.org/10.1525/ch.2024.101.2.22
Published: 01 May 2024
...Michele M. Tobias; Scott S. Sibbett The Berkeley fire of 1923 destroyed more than six hundred houses in the Northside district to the north of the UC Berkeley campus. Based on a comprehensive survey of newspapers, oral histories, archival documents, photographs, and video, this essay, Part 1...
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