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The Diary of Lee Harvey Oswald
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The Diary of Lee Harvey Oswald

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Many have spoken about the Kennedy assassination. But never the alleged killer. Until now. Midnight, November 22, 1963. Lee Harvey Oswald sits alone in a Dallas prison cell, charged with murdering a policeman and facing intense interrogation over the shooting of the president. With his nemeses baying for blood, Oswald fears they could silence him forever, depriving his daughter Junie and the world of the reasons for his actions. Fighting through dyslexia, he writes feverishly with stolen pen and paper, laying out those fateful few days in Dallas as he races against the clock and unknown forces.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Simon Foster
Date
9 September 2020
Pages
280
ISBN
9780997073324

Many have spoken about the Kennedy assassination. But never the alleged killer. Until now. Midnight, November 22, 1963. Lee Harvey Oswald sits alone in a Dallas prison cell, charged with murdering a policeman and facing intense interrogation over the shooting of the president. With his nemeses baying for blood, Oswald fears they could silence him forever, depriving his daughter Junie and the world of the reasons for his actions. Fighting through dyslexia, he writes feverishly with stolen pen and paper, laying out those fateful few days in Dallas as he races against the clock and unknown forces.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Simon Foster
Date
9 September 2020
Pages
280
ISBN
9780997073324