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                           RJR NABISCO HOLDINGS CORP.
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                (Name of Registrant as Specified in its Charter)

                                BROOKE GROUP LTD.
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                  (Name of Person(s) Filing Consent Statement)

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                           [BROOKE GROUP LETTERHEAD]

[Inset Name and Address from MAILMERGE]

Dear Fellow RJR Shareholder:


                     IT'S NOW OR NEVER TO SPIN-OFF NABISCO!!
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THE RJR NABISCO ANNUAL MEETING IS SCHEDULED FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1996. WE
STRONGLY URGE YOU TO VOTE FOR THE BROOKE GROUP SLATE AT THE MEETING OR TO GIVE
US YOUR PROXY AHEAD OF TIME.

The RJR stock has languished since its IPO in 1991 and RJR management has given
no indication of how it intends to raise the value of your stock. By contrast,
Brooke Group has prepared a program that we believe could increase the value of
your stock to between $47 and $58.

1. AN IMMEDIATE SPIN-OFF OF NABISCO STOCK TO SHAREHOLDERS. As part of Brooke
   Group's litigation settlement, we have obtained a pledge from five State
   Attorneys General and the Castano case plaintiffs that they will not seek to
   enjoin the spin-off. We believe that Nabisco could be spun-off within six to
   eight weeks. RJR shareholders would receive $21.50 of Nabisco stock per RJR
   share - over 70% of your investment in RJR! - and we believe that value could
   rise to more than $25 once Nabisco is free of RJR Tobacco.

2. A $2 DIVIDEND ON THE REMAINING STOCK OF RJR TOBACCO. In addition to your
   Nabisco stock, your remaining stock of RJR Tobacco would be worth $22 per
   share at a 9% yield (which would be the highest yielding non-utility stock in
   the S&P500). At a 6% yield, it would be worth $33!

3. RON FULFORD TO REVITALIZE RJR TOBACCO. RJR's market share has continued to
   decline for the past ten years. Mr. Fulford, the former CEO of Imperial
   Tobacco, turned around Imperial Tobacco's declining market share and
   increased the operating profit by over 135% during his tenure.

4. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE GUIDELINES OVERSEEN BY DALE HANSON. The former CEO of
   CalPERS is a recognized leader of the shareholder rights movement.

5. FIRST OPTION on Brooke Group's litigation settlement with the Castano
   plaintiffs and five attorneys general. A merger with Liggett is not required
   to achieve the spin-off of Nabisco. The benefits of Brooke Group's settlement
   will be available to RJR Tobacco if and only if the independent shareholders
   vote for it at a later date.

Please sign and mail the BLUE CARD to vote for an immediate spin-off of Nabisco,
or fax the BLUE CARD to Georgeson & Company (attention Don Ferey) at (212)
440-9009. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to call
Karen Eisenbud or Andrew Booth at (800) 324-6594.