Mark Lane bol právnik, aktivista a autor, ktorého práca sa zameriavala na spochybňovanie oficiálnych naratívov a obhajobu práv utláčaných. Bol priekopníkom v spochybňovaní vyšetrovania atentátu na prezidenta Johna F. Kennedyho, kde jeho kniha 'Rush to Judgment' patrila medzi prvé, ktorá spochybnila záver o Oswaldovi ako jedinom páchateľovi. Lane sa vo svojich dielach zaoberal možným zapojením CIA a iných vládnych zložiek, čo viedlo k jeho vlastnému procesu. Jeho aktivizmus zahŕňal obranu práv menšín a účasť na hnutiach za občianske práva a proti vojne vo Vietname. Laneov právny a aktivistický odkaz je založený na neúnavnom úsilí odhaľovať pravdu a bojovať za spravodlivosť pre tých, ktorí nemajú hlas.
Románová rekonstrukce jednoho z nejpozoruhodnějších dramat amerických dějin - atentátu na presidenta Kennedyho. Kniha není obvyklým dílem fikce, autoři se snažili proniknout do hloubky všech záhad, protikladů a podezřelých okolností spojených s vyšetřováním dallaského atentátu.
Honba za právem: Kritika způsobu vyšetřování vražd presidenta Johna F. Kennedyho, policisty J.D. Tippita a Lee Harveye Oswalda, prováděného Warrenovou komisí.
Těm kdo se chtějí dovědět pravdu o válce ve Vietnamu doporučuji knihu amerického spisovatele a publicisty Marka Lana "Rozhovory s Američany" ... Lane ; Z angl. orig. Conversations with Americans přel. Jaromíra Nejedlá, (úvod a Dopis Americe přel. z rukopisu) ; Transkripce vietnamských názvů: IvoVasiljev
Exploring the events surrounding JFK's assassination, the book features exclusive interviews and new research, revealing firsthand accounts from witnesses and officials, including police testimonies that contradict official narratives. It uncovers the CIA's covert involvement, suggesting they orchestrated credentials for Secret Service agents in Dallas during the assassination. This meticulous investigation challenges established beliefs and highlights the complexities of the conspiracy surrounding one of America's most pivotal moments.
Since the 1920s, Daytona Beach has sold itself as "The World's Most Famous Beach," which, while not literally true, does suggest a city with a big personality and large plans. The people in these pages contributed to that personality and made those plans. These people include Matthias Day, the Ohio industrialist, educator, inventor, and newspaper editor who founded and gave his name to the new city in 1876; Mary McLeod Bethune, the daughter of former slaves, who founded the university that bears her name "with five little girls, a dollar and a half, and faith in God"; Bill France Sr., the race driver and promoter who took stock car racing from the beach sands to a state-of-the-art track and built a racing empire; and his son, Bill France Jr., who turned NASCAR into a national pastime. Other notable Daytonans include the builders, writers, artists, rockers, promoters, business founders, educators, journalists, politicians, pioneers, bootleggers, philanthropists, sports stars, and even a dog that made the city what it is today. They come to life in historical photographs from the Halifax Historical Museum, the Florida Archives, and files of the Daytona Beach News-Journal.
The explosive facts surrounding the CIA's involvement in President Kennedy's murder, presented for the first time in paperback. In 1966, Lane was therst to expose the flaws in the Warren Commission's official report, and his bestselling book Rush to Judgment revealed that Oswald could not have acted alone. Now he continues his ground-breaking investigation. 15 photographs.
History and horticulture in 21 of the world's best royal gardens
Lane's book challenges traditional gender roles and explores the complex and nuanced nature of femininity. With wit and wisdom, he argues that embracing the feminine within ourselves is essential for personal growth and societal change.
Lane has been inspiring social consciousness, influencing history makers, and inciting controversy for more than six decades. Icons of the American political and social landscape appear throughout his autobiography as cohorts and companions and as opponents.