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Top Comments of this video!! :3
We learned about this in school during the 1900's section. Absolutely terrifying. Being the age that so many of the women were back then really puts it into perspective.
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I had never heard of this, those two men who created the ladder across the roofs were legends! As well as the ladies that made sure this didn't happen again, bravo!
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This case has always sounded like deliberate murder. We need answers. We need the truth, because those facts could speak to other truths about the callousness and ruthlessness of corporate hierarchies, even in modern day standards.
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Please donât do away with this series! This is fantastic!
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Very interesting watch, I wasnât aware of this tragedy. We must never forget the struggle our predecessors went through to secure workers right and must continue the fight whenever we see our rights diminished.
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THE TRIANGLE FACTORY FIRE PROJECT was a play we put on in my college about this case. It recounted numerous testimonies to reenact what had happened that day, talking about the protests leading up to it and thereafter. Terrible tragedy.
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All the lessons learned from this fire were thrown away with the changes to NYC building code in 1968, allowing 9/11 to be far worse then it had to be.
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I don't know if this event is still taught in schools, but it needs to be. An absolutely essential chapter of labor history. We can not trust bosses to serve any master but profit motive, and they will absolutely throw workers' rights out the window, as evidenced by what we now see from Am*zon. Workers' unions are absolutely essential.
Edit: I'm scrolling down the comments and it appears that most people did learn about this in school.
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Ashes of Roses by M.J Auch is an amazing book depicting the strike and fire from the perspectives of three young women. If youâre interested, itâs a really good read and covers more in depth of these tragic events.
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So strange, I was just randomly thinking about this tragedy a few days ago. I never heard about this until I learned about it in U.S. History class in high school years ago. It was one of the few lessons in class that I was intrigued about.
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This tragedy has intrigued me for years, living so close to NYC and having an interest in those bits of history we rarely learn in school. I am personally thrilled to know the identity of the final six has been made, 100 years after the fact. Thank you for the excellent episode and all the work that went into it.
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These poor victims and their families⌠đ the factory owners were so shadyâŚ
RIP beautiful souls â¤ď¸
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Thank you to everyone involved in this series. So well done. I'm especially a fan of Dominique Dibbell's narration. When I start a BUN video and hear her voice, I get excited! đđź
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The Behind the Bastards podcast did an episode about this if anyone wants to learn more about it. They talk about the owners and how the building was built and marketed as "fireproof" and about how dangerous it was to work in the clothing/fabric industry in general.
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15:20 it's things like this and like the worth done with the tomb of the unknown soldier that proves that humans truly care about one another. There's no reason to keep searching for these peoples' identities a century later. Their parents certainly aren't around, no one will get anything from it, but these people even one hundred years later simply feel it is necessary to know so these people can be put to test properly. I can't think of a more selfless cause in historical and genealogical sciences than the work done to identify victims of a century old fire.
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Years ago I owned a book about disasters. Besides this event I learned of the Cocoanut Grove Fire, the 1945 Empire State Building B-25 crash, the 1919 Great Molasses Flood, the Johnstown Flood, 2 planes colliding over NYC in 1960 & more. If we forgot our past we're bound to repeat the mistakes in our future.
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how horrifying. not only are they working their lives away in an unsanitary environment. they also lost their lives tragically and probably painfully.
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i have heard about this story many times, but y'all have raised the bar again with your research. i learned three new facts! thank you.đť
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You and James are fantastic! Thank you for the great content đ
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Lest we forget the lives lost: Lizzie Adler, 24 Anna Altman, 16 Annina Pasqualicchio Ardito, 25 Rose Bona Bassino, 31 Vincenza Benanti, 22 Yetta Rechtschaffer Berger, 18 Essie Bernstein, 19 Jacob Bernstein, 38 Morris Bernstein, 19 Vincenza Billota, 16 Abraham Binowitz, 30 Gussie Birman, 22 Rosie Brenman. 23 Sarah Brenman, 17 Ida Brodsky, 15 Sarah Brodsky, 21 Ada Brucks, 18 Laura Brunetti, 17 Josephine Cammarata, 17 Francesca Caputo, 17 Josephine Carlisi, 31 Albina Caruso, 20 Annie Ciminello, 36 Rosina Cirrito, 18 Anna Cohen, 25 Annie Colletti, 30 Sarah Cooper, 16 Michelina Cordiano, 25 Bessie Dashefsky, 25 Josie Del Castillo, 21 Clara Dockman, 19 Kalman Donick, 24 Nettie Driansky, 21 Celia Eisenberg, 17 Dora Evans, 18 Rebecca Feibisch, 20 Yetta Fichtenholtz, 18 Daisy Lopez Fitze, 26 Mary Floresta, 26 Max Florin, 23 Jenne Franco, 16 Rose Friedman, 18 Diana Gerjuoy, 18 Molly Gerstein, 17 Catherine Giannattasio, 22 Celia Gitlin, 17 Esther Goldstein, 20 Lena Goldstein, 22 Mary Goldstein, 18 Yetta Goldstein, 20 Rosie Grasso, 16 Bertha Greb, 25 Rachel Grossman, 18 Mary Herman, 40 Esther Hochfeld, 21 Fannie Hollander, 18 Pauline Horowitz, 19 Ida Jukofsky, 19 Ida Kanowitz, 18 Tessie Kaplan, 18 Beckie Kessler, 19 Jacob Klein, 23 Beckie Kloppelman, 16 Bertha Kula, 19 Tillie Kupferschmidt, 16 Benjamin Kurtz, 19 Annie LâAbbate, 16 Fannie Lansner, 21 Maria Giuseppa Lauletta, 33 Jennie Lederman, 21 Max Lehrer, 18 Sam Lehrer, 19 Kate Leone, 14 Mary Leventhal, 22 Jennie Levin, 19 Pauline Levine, 19 Nettie Liebowitz, 23 Rose Liermark, 19 Bettina Maiale, 18 Frances Maiale, 21 Lucia Maltese, 20 Rosaria Maltese, 14 Catherine Maltese, 39 Maria Manaria, 27 Rose Mankofsky, 22 Rose Mehl, 15 Yetta Meyers, 19 Gaetana Midolo, 16 Annie Miller, 16 Beckie Neubauer, 19 Annie Nicholas, 18 Michelina Nicolosi, 21 Sadie Nussbaum, 18 Julia Oberstein, 19 Rose Oringer, 19 Beckie Ostrovsky, 20 Annie Pack, 18 Provindenza Panno, 43 Antonietta Pasqualicchio, 16 Ida Pearl, 20 Jennie Pildescu, 18 Vincenza Pinelli, 30 Emilia Prato, 21 Concetta Prestifilippo, 22 Beckie Reines, 18 Louis Rosen, 23 Fannie Rosen, 21 Israel Rosen, 17 Julia Rosen, 35 Yetta Rosenbaum, 22 Jennie Rosenberg, 21 Gussie Rosenfeld, 22 Emma Rothstein, 22 Theodore Rotner, 22 Sarah Sabasowitz, 17 Santina Salemi, 24 Sarafina Saracino, 25 Teresina Saracino20 Gussie Schiffman18 Theresa Schmidt, 32 Ethel Schneider, 20 Violet Schochet, 21 Golda Schpunt, 19 Margaret Schwartz, 24 Jacob Seltzer, 33 Rosie Shapiro, 17 Ben Sklover, 25 Rose Sorkin, 18 Annie Starr, 30 Jennie Stein, 18 Jennie Stellino, 16 Jennie Stiglitz, 22 Sam Taback, 20 Clotilde Terranova, 22 Isabella Tortorelli, 17 Meyer Utal, 23 Catherine Uzzo, 22 Frieda Velakofsky, 20 Bessie Viviano, 15 Rosie Weiner, 20 Sarah Weintraub, 17 Tessie Weisner, 21 Dora Welfowitz, 21 Bertha Wendroff, 18 Joseph Wilson, 22 Sonia Wisotksy, 17
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