Engaging New Book on JFK Assassination by David Kaiser
Tue, 11/25/2008 - 7:00pm | 
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mal contends
Just ran across this in an ad in The American Prospect.
Historian David Kaiser has a book out this year, The Road to Dallas, The Assassination of John F. Kennedy (Harvard University Press, 2008) that looks like an engaging read. [I read the excerpt.]
I recall growing up reading of the significance of the JFK assassination in that modern American history was marked by November 22, 1963—before and after this terrible date.
I can't grapple with the main thesis here that Oswald did not act alone, but rather simply recommend that readers check out the book's site; the book looks like a fascinating read. We'll see.
Historian David Kaiser has a book out this year, The Road to Dallas, The Assassination of John F. Kennedy (Harvard University Press, 2008) that looks like an engaging read. [I read the excerpt.]
I recall growing up reading of the significance of the JFK assassination in that modern American history was marked by November 22, 1963—before and after this terrible date. I can't grapple with the main thesis here that Oswald did not act alone, but rather simply recommend that readers check out the book's site; the book looks like a fascinating read. We'll see.
- The Road to Dallas, The Assassination of John F. Kennedy
- Hear an interview with the author David Kaiser
- Read an excerpt from The Road to Dallas
- Hear an interview with the author David Kaiser
- Read an excerpt from The Road to Dallas
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