In this first part of two brief episodes, I summarize the evidence against Lee Harvey Oswald. The evidence discussed was presented first by the Warren Commission investigation in 1964 and has only been further strengthened in the years since. This episode focuses on only one of the two key questions: Did Oswald fire the shots that hit JFK and Texas Governor John Connally? For Oswald’s motives, click here to buy my NEW Amazon ebook entry on the subject.
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Our minute biography series continues with this reflection on the life of Anne Frank, Holocaust victim and diarist non pareil. Many people regard her diary as the most famous “Holocaust book.” Yet the diary is not a book about the Holocaust nor was it written by one who was, at the time she wrote it, a Holocaust victim. Nevertheless the story of Anne Frank is essential for those hoping for a world of respect for diversity and human rights. This year, the ninetieth anniversary of Anne Frank’s birth, is the perfect time for this new addition to the “Minute Biography” series on Hijacking History. Audio segments are used in this program by permission as provided under Creative Commons licenses. They include “Amesterdam Bells Birds,” by everythingsounds, licensed under the Attribution CC Unported license, no changes made; “Angry Nazi Clatters,” by kineticturtle, licensed under the Attribution CC 3.0 Unported license, no changes made; and “The Letter from Anne Frank,” by stanrams, licensed under the Attribition Non-Commercial 3.0 Unported license, no changes made.
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