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In the Crosshairs: Famous Assassinations and Attempts From Julius Caesar to John Lennon

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Describes the events surrounding the attempted and successful assassinations of such figures as Fidel Castro, Mohandas Gandhi, Pope John Paul II, Huey Long, and George Harrison.

Categories:

Biography & Autobiography - True Crime

Year:

2008

Publisher:

New Page Books

Language:

english

Pages:

281

ISBN 10:

1564146243

ISBN 13:

9781564146243

File:

PDF, 5.24 MB

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english, 2008

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