Conspiracies - (Sirius Illustrated Case Files) by Charlotte Greig & Mike Rothschild (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

This fascinating hardback guide brings together the most intriguing and compelling conspiracy theories, illustrated with striking full-color photographs.

From secret societies and assassinations, to government cover-ups and UFO sightings, Conspiracies examines a range of popular conspiracy theories and takes a fresh look at the truth behind them. Who was really behind the assassination of JKF? Are The Bilderberg Group really running our world? Is the HAARP programme interfering with our minds? Take a look into into the shadowy realms of popular conspiracy theories that have shaped our culture and challenged our understanding of reality.

Includes:
- CERN
- Disappearance of Flight MH370
- The Rothchild Banking Family
- Secrets of the Catholic Church
- Area 51 and UFO Disclosure
- The CIA and Salvador Allende
- Agenda 21 and the UN

Whether you're a skeptic, a believer, or simply curious about the mysteries that pervade our world, Conspiracies offers a fascinating exploration of the origins, myths and hidden truths that lie at the heart of some of the most enduring conspiracy theories of our time. Strikingly illustrated with full-color photographs, images, and diagrams throughout.

ABOUT THE SERIES Sirius Illustrated Case Files are striking, photo-filled hardbacks, delving into sinister cases of true crime, conspiracies and the paranormal, offering a powerful glimpse into darker side of life.

About the Author

Charlotte Greig graduated with an MA in Intellectual History from Sussex University, and started working as a writer and editor for a variety of magazines and newspapers, including NME and the Guardian. In 1989 she wrote her first book, and since then has written many more and contributed to several others. In addition to lecturing and broadcasting, she has built a reputation as a specialist in popular music. She is also a musician, and lives in Cardiff, Wales.

Mike Rothschild is a leading writer and researcher on conspiracy theories. His work has been cited by the New York Times, Vice, The Week, Quartz, and Salon, among many others. He has also published plays, produced podcasts, Youtube shows and worked on a number of television projects.