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→Published as Non-fiction: Adding these books. Would add the works by I.F. Stone and R. Palme Dutt, but those were technically newspaper articles rather than actual books.
|Jean Jacques Rousseau
|Jean Jacques Rousseau
|Directly inspired [[Maximilian Robespierre]] and [[Louis de Saint-Just]]'s [[Reign of Terror]] during the French Revolution, as well as to some extent the [[September Massacres]] by [[Jean-Paul Marat]] shortly beforehand, and also laid the groundwork for totalitarian ideas such as Marxism.
|Directly inspired [[Maximilian Robespierre]] and [[Louis de Saint-Just]]'s [[Reign of Terror]] during the French Revolution, as well as to some extent the [[September Massacres]] by [[Jean-Paul Marat]] shortly beforehand, and also laid the groundwork for totalitarian ideas such as Marxism.
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|''Oswald: Assassin or Fall-Guy?''
|Joachim Joestein (Germany)<br />Carlo Aldo Marzani (USA)
|As implied by the title, this was written after the assassination of [[John F. Kennedy]]. The book was deliberately written to mask Soviet involvement with the assassination of JFK and in particular Oswald's Marxist ties, as part of a KGB-orchestrated disinformation campaign to conceal Communist involvement in JFK's assassination. Specifically, it stated without proof that Lee Harvey Oswald had been an FBI agent provocateur with a CIA background. Its author, Joachim Joestein, was a member of the German Communist Party, and its publishing was done by a KGB front company, Marzani and Munsell, and one of its founders, Carlo Aldo Marzani, was a former American Communist party member as well as a KGB agent, not to mention received subsidies of $672,000 in 1960s currency from the Central Committee of the Communist Party.
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|''Rush to Judgment''
|Mark Lane
|Like above, the book was written after the assassination of John F. Kennedy, and was written for the same reason as above. It specifically pinned the blame on right-wingers and conservatives. The book's author, Mark Lane, was later revealed by the Mitrokhin archive to have gotten indirect financial aid from the KGB.
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|''The Case Against Lyndon Johnson in the Assassination of President Kennedy''
|Joachim Joestein (attributed)
|As indicated by the title, the book was written to implicate then-President Lyndon B. Johnson in the assassination of John F. Kennedy via the CIA. The book was yet another addition to the ongoing KGB disinformation campaign to deflect any suspicions about JFK's assassination from themselves.
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|''Oswald: The Truth''
|Joachim Joestein (attributed)
|See ''The Case Against Lyndon Johnson in the Assassination of President Kennedy'' above, as well as similar works.
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|''A Citizen’s Dissent'' (1968)
|Mark Lane
|Like above, it implies that Lyndon Johnson and the CIA had been involved in Kennedy's assassination.
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