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Unmasking Jack the Ripper
"Perhaps the best Jack the Ripper documentary produced in recent years." North American and European DVD formats both available.
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Hvem Var Jack the Ripper?
Carl Muusmann
Hermann-Petersen, 1908. 102p, (Danish).
[Reprinted by Adam Wood, 1999 (English)]

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Reader Review:  (32 votes)

This is one of the earliest feature-length books ever written on the Ripper case, and until recently, one of the most rare. Though the original is in Danish, researcher Adam Wood has published a handsome translated reprint edition (pictured, right) which includes a faithful facsimile of the original. Highly recommended for collectors and serious students of the case.


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