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Coincidence or Conspiracy?

by Bernard Fen­ster­wald, Jr.
1977, Zebra Books
ISBN 0–89083-232–3
592 pages

From namebase.org
With some­thing like 600 books that have been pub­lished on the JFK assas­si­na­tion, we are now see­ing books that keep track of other books. Two exam­ples are Coin­ci­dence or Con­spir­acy by Bernard Fen­ster­wald (1977) and The Assas­si­na­tion of John F. Kennedy by James Duffy and Vin­cent Ricci (1992). The for­mer is rec­om­mended as a ref­er­ence work for researchers; while it has fewer names, the descrip­tions are more com­plete and they include foot­notes to some pri­mary sources. The lat­ter ben­e­fits from fif­teen years of addi­tional research and con­tains over 500 names. One major sec­ondary source is given for each name, but the descrip­tion under the name is brief and serves mainly as an intro­duc­tion for the beginner.

Seri­ous researchers with an inter­est in a par­tic­u­lar name should con­sult the impres­sive col­lec­tion of mate­r­ial — par­tic­u­larly gov­ern­ment doc­u­ments and obscure books, some of which are cumu­la­tively name-indexed — held at the

Assas­si­na­tion Archives and Research Cen­ter
918 F Street NW, Suite 510
Wash­ing­ton DC 20004
Tel: 202–393-1917
http://www.aarclibrary.org

The Cen­ter was founded in 1984 by Bernard Fen­ster­wald, and since his death in 1991 has con­tin­ued under the direc­tion of James H. Lesar.

THIS BOOK IS OUT OF PRINT. Avail­able from used book­sellers. Learn more about Bernard Fen­ster­wald.

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