Who Was Nikola Tesla?

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Who Was Nikola Tesla?

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Who Was Nikola Tesla? Join us today as we learn about the man who had big ideas.
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https://kids.britannica.com/students/article/Nikola-Tesla/277308
(ILT), Gigliotti, Jim/ Who Hq (COR)/ Hinderliter, John. Who Was Nikola Tesla? Follettbound, 2019.
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