House of Hilton
Jerry Oppenheimer
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House of Hilton
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House of Hilton

Jerry Oppenheimer

“House of Hilton” by Jerry Oppenheimer is an intimate and unauthorized biography that chronicles the Hilton family’s journey from obscurity to glamour. It provides a detailed account of the lives of Conrad Hilton, the founder of the Hilton hotel empire, and his descendants, including the famous Paris Hilton.

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Jerry Oppenheimer

Unauthorized biography has been Jerry Oppenheimer’s whole trade. He reported investigations in Washington and produced television news and documentaries before the books began, and he carried those habits, scores of on-the-record interviews plus public records, into portraits of Barbara Walters, Ethel Skakel Kennedy, Martha Stewart,…

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