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This is a special part of the one city, one book extravaganza. Thank you for being so wonderful to work with and allowing us to present this incredible panel today. I want to give a special thanks and remembrance to jim jones, junior, who was hopeful to be with us today. He sends you and the panelists all his best, but he was unable to participate to health reasons. We will send out some good love to jim. The California Historical society is deeply honored to hold the peoples temple collection. ...

I want to welcome you all to the California Historical society. We are deeply honored for our dear partners and friends. The San Francisco Public Library , you cannot ask for better friends. This is part of the one city, one book extravaganza. It allows us to present this incredible panel today. Thanks to jim jones junior, who had hoped to be with us today. He was unable to participate due to health reasons. The California Historical society is honored to hold the peoples temple collection. Repo...

Society hosted this discussion. It is about an hour and a half. I want to welcome you all to the California Historical society. We are deeply honored for our dear partners and friends. The San Francisco public library, you cannot ask for better friends. This is part of the one city, one book extravaganza. It allows us to present this incredible panel today. A special thanks to jim jones junior, who had hoped to be with us today. He was unable to participate due to health reasons. The California ...

Next, a Panel Discussion on the peoples temple. And theder jim Jones Community called jonestown he established in guyana. In 1978 more than 900 americans died in jonestown because of cyanide poisoning and what is called the jonestown massacre. The Panel Includes two former members of the peoples temple. And two authors on books on the subject. The California Historical society hosted this discussion. Its about an hour and a half. I want to welcome you all to the California Historical society. On...

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