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                           RJR NABISCO HOLDINGS CORP.
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                                BROOKE GROUP LTD.
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                                                  International Place
BROOKE GROUP LTD.                                 100 S.E. Second Street
                                                  Miami, Florida 33131

                                                               December 21, 1995

                                 SPINOFF UPDATE

To Our Fellow RJR Nabisco Stockholders:

     Steven F. Goldstone, the newly appointed Chief Executive Officer of the
Company, asserted in a letter to you dated December 19, 1995 that he expected
that RJR Nabisco's businesses "should blossom again in 1996". On December 5,
1995, however, he stated that the Company's bleak "earnings projections for 1996
haven't changed since they were lowered in October". He repeated this same
dreary projection on December 11, 1995 at a meeting with more than 100
securities analysts. From an arid earnings landscape, we now have an incredible
blossoming. What has changed in the past few days? Nothing fundamental that we
can see has changed, other than Mr. Goldstone's new rosy projections.

     To us, the flip-flop in his earnings forecast and eagerness to promise a
rosy future do not engender confidence in his predictions. Indeed, while Mr.
Goldstone assures us that "the steps necessary to position Nabisco for a spinoff
have been taken", he continues to put off the spinoff indefinitely. Litigation,
he says is "at an unprecedented high level" with "untested" cases, but if, as he
"expects", the litigation environment "improves" in the future there may be a
spinoff in 1998. With 40 years of successful tobacco litigation behind RJR
Nabisco, he wants to add two or three more years of successful experience. Why?
With success expected, there is no need to hesitate. The future is bound to
bring more "untested" cases and more uncertainty.

     We believe that the Board and Mr. Goldstone are waiting for stockholders to
tell them to spin off Nabisco. Until then, there will be no action. Mr.
Goldstone has no previous managerial or industry experience and has spent his
entire career as an attorney at a major New York law firm specializing in
corporate restructurings and litigation. We believe Mr. Goldstone's legal
experience makes him eminently qualified to act as a "caretaker", overseeing the
spinoff and any ongoing tobacco litigation. We also believe that Mr. Goldstone
and the Board will act responsively when the stockholders demonstrate their wish
to immediately spin off Nabisco.

     You will soon have a chance to express your preference for a spinoff. We,
at Brooke Group, will be asking the Company's Board of Directors to fix a record
date to determine which stockholders will be entitled to consent to our
proposals to spin off Nabisco and to amend certain recently adopted by-laws. We
expect to ask the Board to set January 12, 1996 as the record date. Given the
Board's propensity to manipulate its corporate governance machinery and the way
the new by-law provisions operate, no assurance can be given that the Board will
honor our request, as it should.




     You will not be entitled to vote any shares you have acquired (or which
have settled) after the record date. You may ask: when will the record date be
if the Board does not accept January 12, 1996? We have no idea and no control.
Only the Board can set the exact date, and under the new by-laws may choose any
day during the 20-day period beginning on the day they receive our request.
However, you can be assured that you will have at least until December 29, 1995
to settle trades.

     You have heard many times from the Company that it has taken the steps
necessary to position Nabisco for a spinoff. We believe that the Board of
Directors will continue to oppose an immediate spinoff until you vote to tell
the Board that you want it now. You will soon have a chance to act. If you have
any questions or comments about the record date, please call Georgeson & Company
Inc. at 1-800-223-2064.

     We, at Brooke Group, wish you a joyous holiday season and a happy new year.

                                            Very truly yours,

                                            Bennett S. LeBow
                                            Chairman of the Board, President
                                              and Chief Executive Officer

P.S. If you are interested in gaining access to information about our
     solicitation on the World Wide Web, use http://www.georgeson.com.

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     CERTAIN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Brooke Group Ltd. ("Brooke Group") will be
soliciting consents for the proposals set forth in its Preliminary Consent
Statement currently on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The
following persons may be deemed to be participants in the solicitation by Brooke
Group: Brooke Group, BGLS Inc. ("BGLS"), Liggett Group Inc. ("Liggett"), New
Valley Corporation ("New Valley"), Bennett S. LeBow, Andrew E. Balog, Marc N.
Bell, Robert J. Eide, Karen Eisenbud, J. Bryant Kirkland, III, Richard J.
Lampen, Howard M. Lorber, Robert M. Lundgren, Jeffrey S. Podell, Gerald E.
Sauter, High River Limited Partnership ("High River") and Carl C. Icahn. Brooke
Group beneficially owns, directly, 200 shares of RJR Nabisco Common Stock.
Brooke Group beneficially owns 100% of the outstanding capital stock of BGLS,
which beneficially owns 100% of outstanding capital stock of Liggett. Liggett
beneficially owns, directly, 200 shares of RJR Nabisco Common Stock and 1,000
shares of Class A Common Stock of Nabisco Holdings Corp. In addition, BGLS
directly and indirectly owns 618,326 Class A Senior Preferred Shares, 250,885
Class B Preferred Shares and 79,794,229 Common Shares, or approximately 56% of
the outstanding Class A Senior Preferred Shares, 9% of the Class B Preferred
Shares and 42% of the Common Shares, of New Valley, which owns all of the
outstanding capital stock of ALKI Corp., which beneficially owns, directly,
4,892,550 shares of RJR Nabisco Common Stock, or approximately 1.8% of the
outstanding RJR Nabisco Common Stock. Bennett S.LeBow, who is the Chairman of
the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer of Brooke Group, BGLS and ALKI,
may be deemed to be the beneficial owner of 10,521,208 shares of common stock of
Brooke Group, or approximately 56.8% of Brooke Group's outstanding common stock.
Mr. Lampen currently beneficially owns, directly, 2,000 shares of RJR Nabisco
Common Stock. High River beneficially owns directly 8,013,000 shares of RJR
Nabisco Common Stock, and therefore, Mr. Icahn may be deemed to beneficially
own, indirectly, such 8,013,000 shares of RJR Nabisco Common Stock. To the best
of Brooke Group's knowledge, none of the other persons who may be deemed
participants currently own any shares of RJR Nabisco stock.

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