John Bicknell Bücher

The book delves into the complex dynamics between Abraham Lincoln and John C. Frémont, highlighting their intertwined political and military journeys. It offers an engaging narrative about Frémont, the first Republican presidential nominee, and sheds light on his role in the context of Lincoln's presidency, emancipation, and the Civil War. Through this exploration, readers gain a deeper insight into the pivotal figures and events that shaped this tumultuous period in American history.

The brutal murder of 15-year-old best friends Marianne Schmidt and Christine Sharrock on a sunny day in January 1965 shocked the community and remains unsolved. The crime, committed in a public area during school holidays, highlighted the audacity of the killer. Despite multiple police investigations and ongoing inquiries, the case has yet to yield justice for the victims and their families, leaving a haunting legacy in Sydney's history.