Dear Andy,
This clip is renowned throughout
the web as being the 1st place winner
of the 2010 History Channel Student
Video Competition. However, the
identity of this budding filmmaker
appears to be untraceable.
The short film summarizes the story
of the remarkable Nikola Tesla, Serbian-
American inventor, best known for his
contributions to the design of the
alternating current (AC) electricity
supply system that we use today.
It includes some of Tesla’s most stunning
quotes, which I have never heard before.
After a career of staggering achievements
and financial ups and downs, Tesla, 86,
died alone and in debt, in Room 3327 of
the Hotel New Yorker on January 7, 1943,
The cause of death was determined to be
coronary thrombosis, with no suspicious
circumstances.
Two days later, after learning of Tesla’s
death, the FBI seized Tesla’s entire estate,
which was transported to the Manhattan
Storage and Warehouse Company under
OAP seal. In 1952, after constant pressure
from Tesla’s nephew, Sava Kosanovic, Tesla’s
belongings (original papers, thousands of
letters, photographs and most of Tesla’s
inventions including the remote-controlled
boat, wireless fluorescent lamps, motors,
turbines, etc.) was shipped to Belgrade, in
80 trunks marked “N.T.”
(Video: 5 mins):
– Alexandra
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