A list of unsolved mysteries from 1939. Contains 53 cases (28 babies) including Margaret Jackson who was murdered at her house, Joyce Cox who was murdered on her way home from school, William Lewis who was beaten to death in his bed, Walter Dinnivan who was beaten to death in his drawing room, George Stapleton who was beaten to death in a field, Frederick Paul who was shot, Pamela Coventry who was strangled and Albert Ross who died in an explosion. Contains all known unsolved murders and mysteries from England, Scotland and Wales in 1939.A fantastic resource for people that need a categorical reference for all unsolved murders and mysteries from 1939.Resourced from old newspapers, court files, police files and other varied sources.The most authoritative resource for unsolved murders and mysteries from 1939 in the UK on the market.Cases include: John William Walton Baby Charles William Eric Fogg Baby Baby Rose Ellen Olive Bodkin Charles Edgar Lawrence Raymond Anthony Coggins Baby Joyce Cox Baby Lilian Louise Carne George Noel Leefe Baby Percy Codick Baby Donald John Campbell Baby Baby Margaret Newton Jackson Baby Baby Baby Baby Baby Frederick Walter Read William Alfred Lewis Walter Alfred Dinnivan Elizabeth Woodcock Baby Baby Baby George William Stapleton Baby Baby Baby Arthur Davenhill Joseph Stanton Longland Baby Baby John Michael David OShea Baby George Arnold Frederick James Paul Baby Baby Baby Mary Agnes Niklas Pamela Doreen Coventry Albert Eric Ross Baby Charles Booth Baby

For the first time in English, here is a description of the economic, political, social, and cultural role of large landowners in Poland between the two world wars. Roszkowski refutes the stereotypes created by Marxist authors which exaggerated the role of landowners.

"The purpose of this study is to examine the policy of the United States with respect to the employment of chemical agents and to determine why such agents were not employed by it in World War II through examination of the range of inhibitions and stimulants influencing American decision-makers both before and during American participation in the war"--Introduction.

Bob Hines, WWl Veteran, husband and father of 8 children, was brutally murdered while driving a taxi, a second job he took to care for his family. This book reveals what the author believes to be a cover-up by the judicial community to protect the killer. I believe I know what happened. I am still having a difficult time understanding "why". Bob Hines was my grandfather.