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Wahre Verbrechen: Bände 10-11-12 (True Crime Case Histories) - Sammlung von 3 Bänden: 36 wahre Verbrechen, die verstören (German Edition)Autor: Jason Neal
Taschenbuch, 01.11.2023
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Wahre Verbrechen: Band 13 - (True Crime Case Histories): Zwölf wahre Verbrechen, die verstören (German Edition) (Wahre Verbrechen (True Crime Case Histories), Band 13)Autor: Jason Neal
Taschenbuch, 23.02.2024
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The Art Thief: A True Story of Love, Crime, and a Dangerous ObsessionAutor: Michael Finkel
Taschenbuch, 27.06.2023
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Tanz der Rocker: Band 1 Feuer frei (Tanz der Rocker: Band 2 Rauchende Colts)Herausgeber: Inge Lanzl
Buch, Broschiert, 01.03.2021
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Liebeshure: In den Fängen eines LoverboysAutor: Lamia Flos
Taschenbuch, 23.12.2023
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Das Engelsgesicht: Die Geschichte eines Mafia-Killers aus Deutschland. - Ein SPIEGEL-BuchAutor: Andreas Ulrich
Taschenbuch, 12.07.2023
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The Devil’s Chessboard: Allen Dulles, the CIA, and the Rise of America’s Secret GovernmentAutor: David Talbot
Taschenbuch, 11.10.2016
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TRUE CRIME ENGLAND I Wahre Verbrechen – Echte Kriminalfälle aus Großbritannien I: schockierende Kurzgeschichten über Mord, Raub, Entführung, ... I (True Crime International, Band 3)Autoren: Adrian Langenscheid, Franziska Singer, Amrei Baumgartl, Amanda Hintz, Dr. Stefanie Gräf
Taschenbuch, 21.02.2020
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True Believer: Stalin's Last American SpyKati MartonTaschenbuch |
Shadow's Law: The True Story of a Swedish Detective Inspector Fighting ProstitutionSimon HFlexibler Einband |
Unwanted Spy: The Persecution of an American WhistleblowerJeffrey SterlingGebundene Ausgabe |
The Spy Who Changed History: The Untold Story of How the Soviet Union Won the Race for America's Top SecretsSvetlana LokhovaTaschenbuch |
Las fantásticas: Las muñecas de la mafiaAndrés López LópezTaschenbuchRare Book |
Can You Ever Forgive Me?: Memoirs of a Literary ForgerLee IsraelGebundene AusgabeAmazon Best of the Month, August 2008: If David Carr's voluminous, well-documented Night of the Gun is the Warren Report of apologetic memoirs, Lee Israel's Can You Ever Forgive Me? is its cheeky, slim opposite. Barely repentant and witheringly funny, Israel recalls her short life of literary crime as, first, the forger of signed letters by such personages as Dorothy Parker, Noel Coward, and Louise Brooks, and then, more desperately, an out-and-out thief of such documents, all for resale to dealers and collectors. She has nearly as much fun telling her story as she did as a forger, and she proudly includes many examples of her handiwork (two of her Coward fakes passed muster enough to be included in the authoritative Letters of Noel Coward). Reading her memoir, it's no surprise she could take on the roles of these legendary wits; she's a master of the cutting, brilliant observation that made her subjects famous (her portrait of her hapless criminal partner is vicious and priceless). No doubt they would have found her an excellent correspondent. -Tom Nissley |
110 - Ein Bulle bleibt dran: Neues aus der NotrufzentraleCid Jonas GutenrathTaschenbuch |
Hans Fallada: Die BiographiePeter WaltherGebundene Ausgabe |
The Five: The Untold Lives of the Women Killed by Jack the RipperHallie RubenholdGebundene Ausgabe |