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Examine the pivotal historical record of the "Warren Commission Hearings Before the President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy." This comprehensive collection presents the official proceedings and testimonies related to the investigation of the JFK assassination and the actions of Lee Harvey Oswald in Dallas.
Compiled by the United States Warren Commission, this historical document offers a detailed look into the evidence and inquiries surrounding one of the most significant events of the 20th century. Explore the perspectives and findings that shaped the official narrative, providing a critical resource for understanding the conclusions reached regarding Oswald's role.
A crucial piece of American history, this volume is essential for anyone interested in presidential investigations, the circumstances surrounding the JFK assassination, and the ongoing debates regarding potential conspiracies. Dive into the primary source material that continues to fuel discussion and analysis of this watershed moment.
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