The Pentagon Case : Col. Victor J. Fox

In the setting of an exciting human story this book reveals the terrifying extent to which Communist penetration has taken place in America, through subversive propaganda. Unlike Emile Zola's famed non-fiction documentary J'accuse! which rocked France with its exposure of government corruption in the notorious Dreyfus case, The Pentagon Case is fiction. Yet it portrays in merciless detail a far more dangerous situation which discerning readers will quickly recognize as being more factual than fictional and which may be encountered to a greater or lesser degree throughout the free world. Victor J. Fox is a pen name. The author was a highly decorated officer of the United States Armed Forces, serving throughout the Second War and in the Korean War. He rose to senior rank and served in Combat Units and on the Staff and Intelligence -including an extended assignment as a specialist in enemy psychological warfare techniques. When questioned about The Pentagon Case he says with a straight face, "Fiction? Of Course. But, as everyone knows, truth is always stranger than fiction."

147 pages hardback with scruffy jacket Published by Blandford Press (1959) 200mm x 130mm

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