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    The Man Who Fell From the Sky

    By William Norris

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    Captain Alfred Lowenstein, Companion of the Bath, multi-millionaire, aviator and sportsman, friend of kings, maker and loser of fortunes, was going to his grave almost alone at the age of fifty-one.

    Here is the true story of the gaudy life and bizarre demise of 20's tycoon Alfred Loewenstein – and the modern-day quest to solve the tantalizing mystery of his death

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSynergEbooks
    Release dateSep 1, 2013
    ISBN9780744303001
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