Title: Testimony (Volkov book)
Content:  The original typescript of Testimony has never been made available for scholarly investigation. After it was photocopied by Harper and Row, it was returned to Volkov who kept it in a Swiss bank until it was "sold to an anonymous private collector" in the late 1990s. Harper and Row made several changes to the published version, and illicitly circulating typescripts reflect various intermediate stages of the editorial process. Despite translation into 30 different languages, the Russian original has never been published. Dmitry Feofanov stated at the local meeting of the American Musicological Society in 1997 how publishing contracts customarily vest copyright and publication rights in a publisher, and 
Title: The Hundred Year Lie
Content: ISBN: 0-525-94951-8 (hardback edition 2006, 304pp.) 
Title: The Witness for the Prosecution and Other Stories
Content: 1948, Dodd Mead and Company (New York), Hardcover, 272 pp ; 1956, Dell Books, Paperback, (Dell number 855), 192 pp ; 1984, Berkley Books, Paperback, (Berkley number 07997-X), 230 pp 
Title: Testimonies (novel)
Content:  The novel was first published in 1952, the UK version appearing under the title Three Bear Witness as O'Brian's UK publishers Secker & Warburg were of the view that his preferred title Testimonies would be difficult to sell. In the US it was published by Harcourt, Brace as Testimonies. Unaware that O'Brian had changed his name in 1945 from Richard Patrick Russ, many reviewers assumed the novel to be the author's first. In 1994 the UK version was renamed Testimonies and re-published by HarperCollins with new cover art by Geoff Hunt, the cover-artist for the re-issued volumes of the Aubrey–Maturin series. Hunt illustrates a cottage almost identical with the real-life cottage in Cwm Croesor that O'Brian and his wife had rented in 1946. In the US the novel was reissued in 1993 by Norton.
Title: Testimonies (novel)
Content:  Testimonies is a 1952 novel, set in North Wales, by the English author Patrick O'Brian. It was first published in the UK under the title Three Bear Witness, and in the US as Testimonies.
Title: No One Left to Lie To
Content:  Its first publication in paperback in 2000 featured expanded content, a new subtitle (No One Left to Lie To: The Values of the Worst Family) and also the addition to the front cover of the image of Hillary Clinton.
Title: The Accusers
Content: 2003, UK, Century Hardback.ISBN: 0-7126-2556-9. ; 2004, UK, Arrow, Paperback. ISBN: 0-09-944526-3. ; 2004, US, Mysterious Press, Hardback. ISBN: 0-89296-811-7. 
Title: Witness (memoir)
Content:  In 1952, Random House published Witness in trade hardback format, with several editions. In 1953, Andre Deutsch published a slightly shorter version of Witness in London. In 1969, Regnery published its first edition, in paperback, through an arrangement with Random House. In 1984, Regnery published hardback and paperback editions of Witness. Regnery continued printing Witness including 1997 and 2003. The latest printing of Witness was in 2014 by Regnery, when an ebook version also became available. In 1954, Witness appeared in Spanish as El Testigo: El Caso Hiss. In 2005, Witness appeared in Czech as Svēdek. Blackstone Audio has held audiobook rights since 1988.
Title: The Prometheus Deception
Content: 2000, US, St. Martin's Press ISBN: 0-312-25346-X, Pub date October 31, 2000, Hardback ; 2001, US, St. Martin's Paperbacks ISBN: 0-312-97836-7, Pub date October 14, 2001, Paperback ; 2001, UK, Orion ISBN: 0-7528-4209-9, Pub date February 28, 2001, Hardback ; 2001, UK, Orion ISBN: 0-7528-4407-5, Pub date October 11, 2001, Paperback 
Title: Solomon Volkov
Content:  Volkov's book Testimony (Russian: Свидетельство), which Volkov claims represents the memoirs of Shostakovich, was published in October 1979. Testimony prompted a continuing debate over its authenticity and accuracy. Some say that the words of Dmitri Shostakovich are indeed presented in the book. Unfortunately it is difficult without access to Volkov's original notes (left behind when Volkov emigrated and apparently lost or destroyed) to ascertain where Shostakovich ends and Volkov possibly begins. Ever since the American scholar Laurel E. Fay demonstrated that the beginning of each chapter closely parallels earlier published texts by Shostakovich, musicologists have remained divided on the value of Testimony. Questions about Testimony's authenticity are summarized in Malcolm 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Testimony 2001 was published in hardback with 388 pages.
Answer: False