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The Final Trigger: The Truth and Lies of JFK's Assassination (Hardback)

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By Randall Windle
Imprint: Pen & Sword History
Pages: 304
Illustrations: 20 mono illustrations
ISBN: 9781036100469
Published: 13th December 2024

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From the glamour of Kennedy's presidency to the enigma of Lee Oswald and the murky world of Jack Ruby, learn their motivations, and see the shadows that continue to linger over one of the most significant moments in modern history.

Unraveling the threads of the Cold War and the Cuban conflict, this historical backdrop fuels the paranoid tension leading up to that fateful day in Dallas, and offers fresh perspectives on a pivotal period in American history.

Explore the Kennedy legacy.

In an era marked by skepticism towards powerful institutions, Kennedy's legacy compels us to question, analyze, and seek transparency. JFK's assassination emerges as a stark reminder of the consequences of unchecked power

I will read anything Kennedy related. I am fascinated by this whole time period went to the the museum in Dallas. Stay there a crazy amount of time. Because I'm just fascinated with everything. If you're into the Kennedy conspiracies, the assassination, the Kennedy life read it, you won't regret it.

NetGalley, Ali Mithun

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

I’m old enough to be one of those people who knew exactly where they were when they heard the news of Kennedy’s assassination. I’d just returned home from a school dance and the tv was on as I walked into the house and it became a moment frozen in time. The news was so shocking and over the next days, coverage was non stop. Now similar events are almost routine and it’s difficult to remember the worldwide impact of the Kennedy assassination.

Over the decades, I’ve followed the investigations and allegations with interest. I’ve read numerous books on the subject, including a synopsis of the ( laughable) Warren Report, seen documentaries, films and viewed various conspiracy theories. It’s such a complicated web of deceit and cover up, unravelling the strands of truth is complex.

I’ve really enjoyed Randall Windle’s exploration of the event. It’s clearly well researched and he takes an interesting perspective by placing it in the context of the time. Again, looking back, it’s easy to forget the Cold War; the world had been on the brink of nuclear war over Cuba a few months earlier and there was a very different political and world climate. Oswald was always an enigmatic figure, the American Secret Services and their heads had an agenda there were reasons for some to want Kennedy off the world stage. Windles has an engaging and readable style and presents the complexities, possibilities and facts in a very accessible way. Anyone looking for a single book to present an unbiased look at the reality and background of the principle players need look no further. This is a brilliant book on the subject.

NetGalley, Anita Wallas

Such a fascinating subject which has generated so many books and theories. The title gave me a sense of something different. This screams research and due diligence. It takes all the available info and places it in the concept of the times and events. It asks difficult questions and backs up everything. It was long but needed to be so. This is a good unbiased look at all the evidence available . As always due to the nature and topic there can be no final answer. I really enjoyed this and learnt new facts.

NetGalley, Josephine Jarman

I’ve never met a book about the JFK assassination I didn’t want to read. I can easily give the audio tour at the 6th floor museum. This was a good book for someone who knows A LOT about JFK, his assassination and conspiracies. I enjoyed how the author spent a lot of time on Oswald and his background, along with what was going on in the world at the time with the Cold War and the Cuban conflict.

NetGalley, Andrea Smith

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

This was a fantastic look into what was going on with JFK’s assassination. It had a great case about what happened and was researched in a way that worked overall.

NetGalley, Kathryn McLeer

About Randall Windle

Randall Windle is a writer, researcher and graduate of Bristol’s University Of The West Of England. He is also one half of father/son graphic novel company ‘746 Studios’. This is his first book for Pen & Sword Books.

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