Published to mark the 60th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination, this bookazine spans JFK's life from childhood in a prestigious and privileged family to war veteran and then US President. It looks at the influence he brought to national and international affairs and links the various segments of his life with key events ? the transformation in music, culture and JFK's interaction with that puts a binding thread through the story of the early 1960s ? contrasted by the Berlin Wall, an arms race and a pledge to go to the Moon. It also explores the various assassination theories and discusses his legacy for America and the world.
