Apex Review Of Autobiography Of Lee Harvey Oswaldf (Diane Holloway)

Oct. 26, 2015 - PRLog -- Autobiography Of Lee Harvey Oswald

Diane Holloway

iUniverse

ISBN: 9780595528462

Reviewed By Jane Watkins

Official Apex Reviews Rating:   5 Stars

If you think the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the events leading up to his murder, and the subsequent fallout that ensued have all been exhaustively presented over the years, you’re probably right. Countless books, movies, documentaries, and investigate research have all explored the various details of the tragic killing, so much so that anyone can claim to be an expert on the subject – even those born in the years since the event occurred. On the contrary, not as much attention has been paid to Kennedy’s purported assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald. Aside from being described as a militant loner with a troubled past, relatively fewer books and media offerings have been dedicated to expounding on Oswald’s life and legacy.

For anyone interested in learning more about the man accused of one of the most heinous crimes of the 20^th Century, Autobiography Of Lee Harvey Oswald is the book for you. The title is a bit of a misnomer (Oswald himself didn’t actually write the book; rather, the volume is comprised of diaries, essays, interviews, and other personal declarations of his), but the information presented within is clearly thoroughly researched and well presented. In compiling this eye-opening tome, author and psychologist Diane Holloway relies on everything from Oswald’s job and college applications to recently discovered documentation from the then-Dallas District Attorney; as such, rather than a work of heretical hearsay and the “insights” of questionable associates, Autobiography Of Lee Harvey Oswald gives a full-on account of its chosen subject in his own words, thoughts, and deeds.

Conspiracy theorists will always abound, but nothing trumps suspicion like the truth. In Autobiography Of Lee Harvey Oswald, Holloway provides a healthy dose of veracity to debunk any lingering theories about President Kennedy’s accused killer.