Hess: A Tale of 2 Murders by Thomas, Hugh

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ISBN 9780340490563 / 034049056X
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton Ltd , 1988

Condition: Good - Very good. This book is in very good condition. The wraps have some very slight/limited signs of wear and a slight curl to the corners and the bookblock is slightly dusty. The book’s pages have very slight tanning on the first page edges but are overall clean, intact and the spine remains in perfect undamaged condition. This book has been well maintained and looked after thus far.

*When the author's book "The Murder of Rudolf Hess" was published in 1979, it caused a sensation, for he claimed that the last inmate of Spandau Prison was not Hess, but an imposter. Amazing new evidence is presented in this revised edition, revealing facts suppressed by the British Government which show that the prisoner did not commit suicide as the Four Powers in Berlin officially announced, but was brutally murdered.

*The author of "The Murder of Rudolph Hess" updates his theory that the man held in Spandau Prison until his death in August 1987 was not Hess, with new medical evidence. Thomas refers to post-mortem examinations and suggests that the prisoner did not commit suicide, but was murdered.