The big red herring /

The United States and the Soviet Union were allies, not enemies. The moon landing was a hoax filmed by Stanley Kubrick. The Space Race and the Cold War were diversions enacted to cover up the biggest secret ever kept. But Wallace Heath Orcuson (Wall to his friends) has more immediate problems to dea...

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Main Author: Farkas, Andrew (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Hamilton, New York : Kernpunkt Press, [2019]
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MARC

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