Beyond the ashes [videorecording].

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PicturePublication details: [Berkeley, Calif.] : City of Berkeley Mental Health Division, [1992]Description: 1 videocassette (VHS) (25 min.) : sd., colSubject(s):

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Subject: A documentary videotape of the emotional impact on survivors of the 1992 East Bay Firestorm. This fire was the worst wildland/urban interface fire in U.S. history. 25 were killed, over 150 injured, 5000 made homeless, and damages reached $1.86 billion. Firestorm survivors were interviewed 2 months after the fires, and again at 10 months. They tell the stories of their experiences and emotional reactions following the disaster

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Videos and DVDs	Australian Emergency Management Library	VIDEO	V 290 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		900095185

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A documentary videotape of the emotional impact on survivors of the 1992 East Bay Firestorm. This fire was the worst wildland/urban interface fire in U.S. history. 25 were killed, over 150 injured, 5000 made homeless, and damages reached $1.86 billion. Firestorm survivors were interviewed 2 months after the fires, and again at 10 months. They tell the stories of their experiences and emotional reactions following the disaster

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