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Today a New York Times Best-Seller!GIRLS OF ATOMIC CITY AT THE HEIGHT OF WORLD-WAR II, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, was property to 75,000 citizens, eating more energy than New York City. But to many of the planet, the city didn't occur. A large number of civilians--most of them ladies from small towns over the South--were employed for this city, tempted by the guarantee of battle and wages -ending work. Stored greatly at nighttime, few could actually imagine the real nature of the duties they performed every day within the factories in the centre of the Appalachian Hills.