The Collected Ernie Kurtz

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Ernest Kurtz is a key figure in the evolution of Alcoholics Anonymous, particularly after Bill Wilson's death in 1971. His leadership has significantly shaped the movement, emphasizing high standards in historical writing and introducing influential interpretive concepts. Kurtz's insights are essential for anyone seeking to grasp the complexities of A.A. history during this transformative period, making his work a crucial resource for understanding the organization's development.