Collection: Dan Moldea investigative journalism collection, 1937/2008 / Date range: 1998 - ARVAS Search Results

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Chapter Eight,, 1953/2008 Box 4, Folder 23

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Chapter Eight, 1953/2008 Box 4, Folder 23

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Dan Moldea investigative journalism collection, 1937/2008 15 linear ft. (15 boxes)

Moldea, Dan E., 1950-

Dan Moldea investigative journalism collection consits of resesarch files for six of Dan Moldea's books. The files include research on "Hoffa Wars," "Dark Victory: Ronald Reagan, MCA, and the Mob," "The Killing of Robert F. Kennedy," "Washington Tragedy: How the Suicide of Vincent Foster Ignited a Political Firestorm," "Confessions of a Guerrilla Writer," and "The Hunting of Cain."

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Dan Moldea investigative journalism collection, 1937/2008 15 linear ft. (15 boxes)

Moldea, Dan E., 1950-

Dan Moldea investigative journalism collection consits of resesarch files for six of Dan Moldea's books. The files include research on "Hoffa Wars," "Dark Victory: Ronald Reagan, MCA, and the Mob," "The Killing of Robert F. Kennedy," "Washington Tragedy: How the Suicide of Vincent Foster Ignited a Political Firestorm," "Confessions of a Guerrilla Writer," and "The Hunting of Cain."

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III. 21.,, 1994/1998 Box 8, Folder 77

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III. 21., 1994/1998 Box 8, Folder 77

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Miscellaneous - post-Foster material,, 1998 Box 9, Folder 22

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Miscellaneous - post-Foster material, 1998 Box 9, Folder 22

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OIC leaks,, 1994/2000 Box 9, Folder 2

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OIC leaks, 1994/2000 Box 9, Folder 2

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