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Lizzie, i'm going to add that one to the reading queue. And, and I know you know this, Lindbergh so bought into his Aryan fantasy that he had a second family in Germany after the war (unbeknownst to most at the time it seems).
I've been reading my way through "Tinseltown" which I posted about before. While a bit sensational in its presentation, it does seem to do a reasonably documented research job on the William Desmond Taylor murder (although, still waiting of the author's conclusion of who did it). Also, it does hit on a lot of early Hollywood history, politics and business that, while I doubt you will learn much (with your extensive knowledge), is still fun to read about from another's perspective.
I've been reading my way through "Tinseltown" which I posted about before. While a bit sensational in its presentation, it does seem to do a reasonably documented research job on the William Desmond Taylor murder (although, still waiting of the author's conclusion of who did it). Also, it does hit on a lot of early Hollywood history, politics and business that, while I doubt you will learn much (with your extensive knowledge), is still fun to read about from another's perspective.