This article is part of a large series of articles about world-famous press secretaries who have made a significant contribution to world history. Talking ab...

The death of John Kennedy, the thirty-fifth president of the United States, became a turning point in world history. His murder remains unsolved to this day,...

In 2008, Philip Shenon, a correspondent for The New York Times in Washington, received a call from one of those who in 1963 worked as a staff lawyer for the ...

President John Kennedy and Senator Robert Kennedy suffered the same fate - their lives were tragically cut short. The eldest of the brothers, John, died afte...

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 the...

Alexander Feklisov worked for thirty-five years in the KGB’s foreign intelligence service, most of which in the USA and Great Britain. He participated in man...

Dozens of books have been written about the first lady of the United States, many films have been made, but never before has the story of the most popular wo...

Different versions of the assassination of John Kennedy have been described many times, but for the first time we encounter a thorough and objective study no...

Catherine Pancol was born in Morocco, grew up in France, and lived in the USA for a long time. Having defended her diploma in modern literature, she initiall...

William Manchester's book The Assassination of President Kennedy, published in 1967, was published not only at the behest of the author, but also at the requ...

John Fitzgerald Kennedy is one of the most striking symbols of the 20th century. The youngest president ever elected, the first Catholic president, incredibl...