Kennedy Clan

The Kennedy family with all its internal relations, branching and behavior features was a unique phenomenon of the American history of the 20th century.
About how the political clan of Kennedy, about the successes, failures, tragedies, the merits and vices of the father of Joseph-senior and his sons: Joseph Jr., John, Robert, and Edward, about attractive and repulsive their personalities, about Their qualities of businessmen and politicians, about their relatives and loved ones are told by the authors of this book.
Naturally, the proposed work is more focused on John Kennedy, on its activities as president of the United States, in its role in the elimination of the Cuban (Caribbean) crisis in the fall of 1962, on its struggle for providing civil rights to the Black Population of the United States, On his tragic death. Considerable attention is paid to the intimate side of the life of the American president, his wife Jacqueline, his connections with other women.
The book is written on the basis of a rich archive material using extensive historical and memoir literature.

For persons over 16 years old