
 Revisionist History: The Alabama Murders
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 Jul 6, 2023  Ben Naddaff-Hafrey, host of The Last Archive, dives into the untold parts of Ella Fitzgerald’s life, including her time in a girls' reformatory. The discussion reveals how her resilience helped shape her iconic career. They also explore the fascinating links between Ella's experiences and social network theory, emphasizing how personal stories can highlight broader societal issues. Tune in for a blend of history, music, and social insights, showcasing the power of human connection. 
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Ella's Hidden Years
- Ella Fitzgerald, in an interview, gets asked about her childhood in an orphanage.
- She corrects the interviewer, revealing a hidden two-year period in her life story.
The Missing Chapter
- Ella Fitzgerald consistently omits two years from her life story between her mother's death and her Apollo debut.
- This period holds a key connection to the origins of social network analysis.
Moreno's Persona
- Jacob Levy Moreno, a flamboyant figure, claimed to be born on a boat but actually grew up in Bucharest and Vienna.
- He studied psychiatry and was known for unconventional behavior, reflecting his lifelong megalomania.





