audiobook Hans Holbein the Younger: A Guide to Research (Artist Resource Manuals) by Erika Michael in Arts-Photography

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For years wersquo;ve been saying that therersquo;s a Great Mystery in the history of Rockrsquo;nrsquo;Roll.One of the 20th Centuryrsquo;s most outstanding stories; concerning the alleged death of Paul McCartney and his subsequent replacement with a lookalike.The story was based on "clues" from record sleeves; songs; sounds that "proved" Paul had been killed in a car crash in November of 1966.This rumour; usually called ldquo;PIDrdquo; (Paul Is Dead) or; less frequently; ldquo;Beatlegaterdquo; started circulating in London during much of 1967; though it was limited to a very small circle of people. The rumour surfaced again in late 1969 in the American Midwest; gaining momentum over the following several months ; it spread worldwide and; shortly afterwards; it was abruptly (maybe too much so) put aside; hastily labeled as nothing more than folklore.This story is a thriller; a mystery tale. As in any good thriller; there are detectives; incriminating evidence; "witnesses" being formally questioned; exhibits; examinations; arguments; counter-expositions.Moreover; being a case quite far off in time; though never definitely closed; many new theories have been built around it. And; in the meantime; new investigational methods have been developed.The PID mystery is still pretty far from being solved; but the multiple inputs supplied during this lapse of time deserve a further survey. The answer is still the same: ldquo;what did actually happen?rdquo;. If it was a Great Hoax; why on Earth did the Beatles conceal hints about Pauls death into their records and movies?And if it was not a hoax; is McCartney really dead; or what...?