Lindbergh Kidnap Case – Bibliography
Assembled by Sam Bornstein
April, 2004
1.
Ahlgren, Greg and Monier, Stephen R. 1993. Crime of the Century; The
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2.
Alix, Ernest Kahlar. 1978. Ransom Kidnapping in America, 1874-1974. (Pages
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Press.
3.
Allen, Frederick Lewis. 1940. Since Yesterday: The Nineteen-Thirties in America.
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4.
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5.
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6.
Bak, Richard. 2000 (Uncorrected proofs). Lindbergh: Triumph and Tragedy.
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7.
Bak, Richard. 2000. Lindbergh: Triumph and Tragedy. (Chapter Six – “Stolen in
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8.
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9.
Battan, David. 1984. Handwriting Analysis: A Guide to Personality. (Pages 26-27
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10.
Behn, Noel. 1994. Lindbergh: The Crime. The Atlantic Monthly Press.
11.
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12.
Boswell, Peyton, Jr. 1939. Modern American Painting. (Pages 123 and 171 –
“The Crime – Arnold Blanch). Dodd, Mead & Company.
13.
Brant, John and Renaud, Edith. 1932. True Story of the Lindbergh
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14.
Breslin, Jimmy. 1991. Damon Runyon, A Life. (Chapter 18). Ticknor & Fields.
15.
Brittingham, William C. 2001. Hopewell’s Crime of the Century. William
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16.
Bunker, M. N. 1939. You Wrote It Yourself: The Key to Handwriting Analysis. (X.
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17.
Busch, Francis X. 1952. Prisoners At The Bar - An Account of the Trials of The
William Haywood Case, The Sacco-Vanzetti Case, The Loeb-Leopold Case, The
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Murder of Charles Lindbergh, Jr.”). Bobbs-Merrill Co.
18.
Canning, John (editor). 1987. Unsolved Murders And Mysteries. (Pages 20-26 –
“The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping”). O'Mara.
19.
Carter, Boake. 1938. Made in U.S.A. (Pages 79-83 – “Ransom Money”). Dodge
Publishing Co.
20.
Carter, Boake. 1937. This is Life. (Pages 121-160 – “Kidnaped”). Dodge
Publishing Co.
21.
Chiasson, Lloyd Jr. 1997. The Press on Trial – Crimes and Trials as Media
Events. (Chapter 10 – The Case of Bruno Hauptmann, “The greatest story since
the Resurrection” by Alfred N. Delahaye). Greenwood Press.
22.
Clayton, Barbara and Whitley, Kathleen. 1987. Guide to Flemington, New Jersey.
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23.
Coakley, Leo J. 1971. Jersey Troopers. (Chapter 6 – “The Lindbergh
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24.
Coburn, Andrew. 1997. Birthright (Novel). Simon & Schuster.
25.
Cohen, Roger and Gatti, Claudio. 1991. In the Eye of the Storm: The Life of
General H. Norman Schwarzkopf. (Pages 31-40). Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
26.
Collins, Max Allen. 1991. Stolen Away: A Novel of the Lindbergh Kidnapping.
Bantam.
27.
Condon, John F. 1936. Jafsie Tells All! Jonathan Lee.
28.
Congdon, Don, Editor. 1962. The Thirties, A Time to Remember. (pages 206-210
– “Lindbergh Case”; pages 210-216 – “Judging of Hauptmann”). Simon and
Schuster.
29.
Cooper, Courtney Ryley. 1937. Here’s to Crime. (Pages 3-5; Pages 412-414).
Little, Brown and Company.
30.
Coughlin, Rev. Charles E. 1932. Father Coughlin's Radio Discourses 1931-1932.
(XVII. “An Appeal to the Kidnaper”). The Radio League of the Little Flower.
31.
Crouch, Tom D., Editor. 1977. Charles A. Lindbergh - An American Life.
Smithsonian Institution.
32.
Crystal, George. 1934. This Republican Hoffman: The Life Story Of Harold G.
Hoffman, A Modern Fighter. Terminal Printing & Publishing Co.
33.
Davis, Kenneth S. 1959. The Hero: Charles A. Lindbergh and the American
Dream. (Chapters 12-13 – “Blood Sacrifice,” “A Farewell to America”).
Doubleday & Company.
34.
Dearden, Harold. 1951. Aspects of Murder. (Pages 19-54 - “The Ladder”). Staples
Press.
35.
Demaris, Ovid (1975). The Director; an oral biography of J. Edgar Hoover.
(Pages 53-60). Harper Magazine Press.
36.
Demaris, Ovid. 1961. The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case: The True Story of the
Crime that Shocked the World. Monarch Books.
37.
Denenberg, Barry. 1996. An American Hero: The True Story of Charles A.
Lindbergh. (Chapter Eight – “The Crime of the Century”). Scholastic.
38.
Dilworth, Donald C., editor. 1977. Silent Witness. (Pages 153-157 – “Why No Lie
Detector for the Lindbergh Case?”). International Association of Chiefs of Police.
39.
Douglas, John E., and Olshaker, Mark. 2000. The Cases That Haunt Us. (Chapter
3 – “The Lindbergh Kidnapping”). Scribner.
40.
Dunninger, Joseph. 1935. Inside The Medium’s Cabinet. (Chapter XIV –
“Mediums in the Hauptmann Case”). David Kemp & Co.
41.
Dutch, Andrew K. 1975. Hysteria: Lindbergh Kidnap Case. Dorrance.
42.
Edwards, Judith. 2000. The Lindbergh BabyKidnapping in American History.
Enslow Publishers, Inc.
43.
Elliott, Robert G., with Beatty, Albert R. 1940. Agent of Death: The Memoirs of
an Executioner. (Chapter IX – “Three Famous Cases”). John Long Ltd.
44.
Faber, Doris. 1980. The Life of Lorena Hickock, E.R.’s Friend. (Pages 82-84 and
others; notes re unpublished manuscript). William Morrow and Company.
45.
Fass, Paula S. 1997. Kidnapped: Child Abduction In America. (Chapter Three –
“The Nation’s Child…is Dead”). Harvard University Press.
46.
Felsher, Howard, and Rosen, Michael. 1966. The Press in the Jury Box.
Macmillan.
47.
Fensch, Thomas, Editor. 2001. FBI Files on the Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping.
New Century Books.
48.
Fisher, Jim. 1987. The Lindbergh Case. Rutgers University Press.
49.
Fisher, Jim. 1994. The Lindbergh Case. (Expanded, corrected softcover
edition). Rutgers University Press
50.
Fisher, Jim. 1999. The Ghosts of Hopewell. Southern Illinois University Press.
51.
Frank, Martin M. 1957. Diary of a D.A. (Pages 198-99 – Circumstantial
Evidence). Henry Holt and Company.
52.
Furneaux, Rupert. 1962. Courtroom U.S.A. 1. (Pages 9-66 – “The Lindbergh
Baby”). Penguin.
53.
Gabler, Neal. 1994. Winchell: Gossip, Power and the Culture of Celebrity. (Pages
205-220). Alfred A. Knopf.
54.
Gauvreau, Emile. 1941. My Last Million Readers. (Pages 245-251 – the
newsroom on the night of the verdict). E.P. Dutton & Co.
55.
Gauvreau, Emile. 1935. What So Proudly We Hailed. (Pages 226-227 – “Charles
Lindbergh, Jr.”; photo of baby's corpse; two photos of people trying to look in jail
and courtroom). Macaulay.
56.
Geis, Gilbert & Bienen, Leigh B. 1998. Crimes Of The Century: From Leopold
And Loeb To O.J. Simpson. (Part 4 – “Bruno Richard Hauptmann, Public Outrage,
and Criminal Justice”). Northeastern University Press.
57.
Ghaffari, Michelle. 1995. Mystery And Mayhem: Tales of Lust, Murder, Madness,
and Disappearance. (Pages 94-95). MetroBooks.
58.
Giblin, James Cross. 1997. Charles A. Lindbergh: A Human Hero. (Chapters
fifteen-eighteen). Clarion Books.
59.
Gordon, George N., and Falk, Irving A. 1967. On The Spot Reporting: Radio
Records History. (Pages 80-86). Julian Messner.
60.
Gramling, Oliver. 1940. AP, The Story of News. (1925 - Chapter VI – “Kidnap”
and Chapter IX – “Date Line: Flemington”). Farrar and Rinehart Inc.
61.
Gustafson, Anita. 1985. Guilty Or Innocent? (Pages 89-108 – “Trial by Mob”).
Henry Holt publication.
62.
Haines, Lynn and Dora B. 1931. The Lindberghs. The McCall Company.
63.
Halacy, D. S., Jr. 1963. 1936: The picture story of an unforgettable year. (Chapter
III – “The Lindberghs”). Arlington House.
64.
Haldeman-Julius, Marcet. 1937. The Lindbergh-Hauptmann Kidnap-Murder
Case. Haldeman-Julius Publications.
65.
Haring, J. Vreeland. 1937. Hand of Hauptmann: The Handwriting Expert
Tells the Story of the Lindbergh Case. The Hamer Publishing Company.
66.
Heatter, Gabriel. 1935? Resume Book of the Flemington Trial. Tastyeast.
67.
Heatter, Gabriel. 1960. There's Good News Tonight. (Chapter 7 - “Scenes from a
Courtroom”). Doubleday & Co.
68.
Heatter, Gabriel. 1935? Word Pictures of the Hauptmann Trial. Tastyeast.
69.
Herrmann, Dorothy. 1992. Anne Morrow Lindbergh, A Gift for Life. (Chapters 712 and pages 322-325). Ticknor & Fields.
70.
Hertog, Susan. 1999. Anne Morrow Lindbergh: Her Life. (Chapters 11-19). Nan
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71.
Hill, Edwin C. 1933. The American Scene. (Chapter 14 – “A Little Child in the
Dark”). Witmark Educational Publications.
72.
Hixson, Walter L. 2001. Murder, Culture, and Injustice: Four Sensational Cases
in American History. (II – “Vengeance: Bruno Richard Hauptmann and the
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping”). University of Akron Press.
73.
Hoffman, Governor Harold G. (convenor). March 1-2, 1935. New Jersey
Conference on Crime - Abstracts of Addresses and Discussions With Resolutions.
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74.
Horan, James D. 1962. The Desperate Years. (Pages 62-65 – “The Crime of the
Century”; Pages 161-162 – “The Kidnapper is Caught”; Pages 172-176 – “The
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75.
House, Brant, Editor. 1961. Crimes That Shocked America. (Part 9 – “Why the
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76.
Howland, Hewitt H. 1930. Dwight Whitney Morrow, A Sketch in Admiration. The
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77.
Hoyt, Edwin P. 1963. Spectacular Rogue: Gaston B. Means. (Chapters XIV, XV).
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78.
Hunter, T. Willard. 1993. The Spirit of Charles Lindbergh: Another Dimension.
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79.
Huson, Richard (editor). circa 1938. Sixty Famous Trials. (pages 862-876 –
“Bruno Hauptmann – The Kidnapper of Colonel Lindbergh’s Baby”). A Daily
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80.
Hynd. Alan. 1945. The Giant Killers. (Chapter 5 - “The Intelligence Unit
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81.
Hynd, Alan. 1958. Murder Mayhem and Mystery: An Album of American Crime.
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82.
Irey, Elmer L. 1948. The Tax Dodgers: Inside Story of the T-Men’s War with
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83.
Israel, Lee. 1979. Kilgallen. (Pages 41-43). Delacorte Press.
84.
Jackson, Robert. 1992. True Crimes, Chilling Accounts of Evil in Our Time.
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85.
Jacta, Maximilian, editor. 1964. Kidnapping: Der Fall Lindbergh und funf weitere
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86.
Jones, Elwyn. 1981. Death Trials. (Pages 68-97 – “Hauptmann”). W.H. Allen &
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87.
Jones, Wayne D. 1997. Murder of Justice: New Jersey's Greatest Shame: Long
Awaited Truth Proves Hauptmann Innocent of the Lindbergh Kidnapping.
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88.
Kaplan, George. 1980. Big-Time Criminals Speak! (Pages 41-48 – “Bruno
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89.
Kennedy, Ludovic. 1985. The Airman and the Carpenter: The Lindbergh Case
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90.
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91.
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92.
Kerwin, Kenneth. 1968 (?) Hysteria caused by events leading to the Lindbergh
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93.
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94.
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95.
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96.
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97.
Lane, Frank, and Grant, U.F. “Gen.” 1935 (?). They’re Off. (Pages 10-13 – “The
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98.
Langley, Jay. Hunterdon Life. 1976 (estimated). (Union Hotel, Hunterdon County
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99.
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100.
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101.
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102.
Lindbergh, Anne. 1984. Bailey’s Window. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich.
103.
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104.
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105.
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106.
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107.
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108.
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109.
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110.
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111.
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112.
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113.
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114.
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115.
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116.
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117.
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119.
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139.
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