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Sto caricando le informazioni... Fair Game: The incredible untold story of Scientology in Australiadi Steve Cannane
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As astonishing as it is compelling - Steve Cannane's extraordinary insight into Scientology in Australia is investigative journalism at its very best. From Rugby League players trying to improve their game, to Hollywood superstars and the depressed sons of media moguls, Scientology has recruited its share of famous Australians. Less known is that Australia was the first place to ban Scientology, or that Scientology spies helped expose the Chelmsford Deep Sleep Scandal. Numerous Australians have held senior posts in the organisation only to fall foul of the top brass and lose their families as a result. Based on years of interviews and research, Walkley Award-winning journalist Steve Cannane tells for the first time the fascinating story of Australia's vital involvement with this powerful, secretive and punitive cult. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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One of my favourite things about this book is that you get the full history of the birth of Scientology with plentiful insights into LRH's life and character. After learning more about him, it feels like all the strange goings-on make some kind of sense.
Fair Game was fascinating, well-written, and full of the kinds of details that keep me hooked. I highly recommend it and have actually already lent my copy to a friend - I live in a town with no bookshops, we have to share. ( )