The Lindbergh kidnaping case :
the true story of the crime that shocked the world /
Ovid Demaris ...

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Main Author
Demaris, Ovid
Related Names
Hauptmann, Bruno Richard, 1899-1936, defendant.
Monarch Books, Inc.
New Jersey. Court of Oyer and Terminer (Hunterdon County)
Language(s)
English
Published
©1961
Derby, Connecticut : Monarch Books, Inc., 1961.
Subjects
Lindbergh, Charles Augustus, > 1930-1932.
Lindbergh, Charles A. > (Charles Augustus), > 1902-1974.
Hauptmann, Bruno Richard, > 1899-1936.
Lindbergh, Charles A. > (Charles Augustus), > 1902-1974.
Hauptmann, Bruno Richard, > 1899-1936 > Trials, litigation, etc.
Lindbergh, Charles Augustus, > 1930-1932 > Kidnapping, 1932.
Trials (Murder)
Trials (Kidnapping)
Kidnapping.
Kidnapping > New Jersey > Cases.
Trials (Kidnapping) > New Jersey.
Trials (Murder) > New Jersey.
New Jersey.
Paperbacks (Publishing)
Paperback originals (Publishing)
True crime stories.
Trials, litigation, etc.
Summary
"The American people were aroused to a white-hot anger. Clergymen of all faiths joined in prayer. Messages of sympathy came in from presidents, prime ministers, dictators, friends, crackpots, the morbid, the curious.... The Lingbergh baby had been kidnaped! State, city and federal law enforcement groups vied with each other for publicity. Detectives, nationally known gangsters and charlatans offered their services as go-betweens. Reporters from all over the world descended on the town of Hopewell, N.J. like a swarm of locusts. On this wild note of hysteria began the search for the baby and his kidnapper-- the greatest manhunt of the century, the most vicious case in the annals of crime." --
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"First publication anywhere"--Cover.
"Published in April, 1961"--Title page verso.
"A Monarch Americana book."
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144 pages ; 19 cm
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