Commander Crabb There is nothing more certain to give rise to damaging speculation than suppression of the facts. In 1956 Commander Lionel ‘Buster’ Crabb dived beneath a Russian cruiser in Portsmouth Harbour – against the express direction of the prime minister. He failed to return. A clumsy official cover-up ensued which spawned a plethora of conspiracy theories. So what really happened? This book is the result of personal investigation and a expert analysis of published material relating to the incident and its aftermath.
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First
published November 2014.
100 pages.
Black and white photographs.
Hard backed with dust-jacket.
Size:
15.5cm
x 21.8cm (A5)
(6 x 8.5 inches)
Cost:
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Europe - £16.99
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