Resultado de búsqueda
1 de feb. de 2023 · Karen Gay Silkwood was born in Longview, Texas on February 19, 1946, to Merle and William Silkwood and was the oldest of three daughters.Some sources state that Silkwood was part Cherokee, but it's unclear how substantiated this claim is. Growing up in Nederland, Texas, Silkwood became interested in chemistry during high school, and after graduating she went on to study medical technology at ...
13 de nov. de 2010 · Karen Silkwood’s story was popularized in the 1983 Academy Award-nominated film “Silkwood” starring Meryl Streep. In the years since she has become somewhat of a martyr for unionists ...
13 de ene. de 1977 · Karen Silkwood’s death remained a mystery. On a warm and gentle day in Texas, the first anniversary of the car crash, her parents were comforted by a small phenomenon. The chrysanthemums they ...
25 de jun. de 2023 · 洋書を多読！. ”The Death of Karen Silkwood”のあらすじ＆感想【Oxford Bookworms レベル2】. 大人になったせいか、昔に比べて「実話」にもとづいたストーリーを好んで読むようになりました。. 事実にもとづいた小説とかって、パンチが弱くなりがちなんですが ...
Karen Silkwood was killed on November 13, 1974, at 28 years of age while driving to meet a reporter from the New York Times with documentation about plutonium fuel rod tampering at the Kerr-McGee uranium and plutonium plants in Cimarron, Oklahoma.Richard Rashke, an investigative reporter, has a clear purpose in telling Silkwood’s story, a story about perilous working conditions and defective ...
31 de mar. de 1975 · Karen Silkwood's fatal car crash on November 13, 1974, raised questions about the safe production of plutonium at the Kerr-McGee facility in Crescent, Oklahoma. The first investigative report from ...
Silkwood ist ein biografisches Filmdrama aus dem Jahre 1983, das Anfang der 1970er-Jahre in den USA spielt. Er behandelt die wahre Geschichte der Laborantin Karen Silkwood (1946–1974), dargestellt von Meryl Streep.Sie kam unter nie restlos geklärten Umständen bei einem Verkehrsunfall ums Leben in der Zeit, als sie in einer Plutonium-Aufbereitungsanlage in Oklahoma arbeitete und sich ...
