At the end of World War II, an era of peaceful confrontation between West and East began. The United States of America needed a new strong leader. It was then that John Kennedy came to the fore. A hero of the Pacific War, he entered the world of politics as a champion of a strong America. After becoming the 35th president of the United States, Kennedy put forward the so-called “new frontier” program. Throughout his reign, he showed himself to be a strong-willed politician, no matter what difficult situations he had to face - the Vietnam War, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the creation of the Apollo program. Kennedy became the hero of a modern fairy tale about an American “Prince Charming” capable of bringing prosperity to his people. But the killer's bullet interrupted this fairy tale in the middle, leaving behind many questions.