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I'm John Daxler.

Paul Gregory is the author of the new book The Oswalds,

an untold account of Marina and Lee Oswald.

It is the summer of 1962.

Paul's at home with his family and taking Russian conversation lessons for Marina Oswald,

intending to pay Marina for her labor.

They quickly establish a routine where Paul goes over, perhaps twice a week,

about six or anything afternoon after Lee Harvey Oswald has come home from his day labor.

And then they sit and converse.

One of the most vivid parts of the book to me, having read it in manuscript before,

is when Paul comes into their modest room, there are very few conveniences.

There's no fan, there's no air conditioning.

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