"The Huey Long Murder Case" delves into one of the most sensational political assassinations in American history. Hermann B. Deutsch meticulously recounts the events surrounding the 1935 murder of Louisiana Governor and Senator Huey Long, a controversial figure whose populist policies captivated some and enraged others during the Great Depression. This historical account explores the circumstances of Long's death in Baton Rouge and the subsequent investigation.
A gripping true crime narrative, this book offers insights into the political climate of Louisiana during a tumultuous era. Deutsch's work provides a detailed look at a pivotal moment in 20th-century United States history. Explore the events, the personalities, and the enduring questions surrounding the death of "The Kingfish" in this meticulously prepared republication.
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