1917-1963

Explores the impact of John F. Kennedy's assassination on American liberalism and reveals why and how the fallout of that event can still be felt today. Spotlights the major events that took place after Kennedy's assassination that contributed to this process and reveals how images and symbols can override fact and substance in the political realm.

Collects The New York Times' coverage of John F. Kennedy's presidency, from 1960 election to his assassination in 1963.

It was the election that would ultimately give America Camelot and its tragic aftermath, a momentous contest when three giants who each would have a chance to shape the nation battled to win the presidency. Award-winning author Pietrusza chronicles the pivotal 1960 presidential race.

Draws on interviews, unpublished papers, and historical documents to reveal the role a previously unknown plan for a coup in Cuba played in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

A fictional speculation of the events leading up to the assassination of John F. Kennedy by Lee Harvey Oswald.

Collection of photographs and evidence of John F. Kennedy's assassination, the conspiracy, and the cover-ups.

Recreates the assassination in Dallas of President John F. Kennedy and the four days that followed; presents an analysis of his life, career, and political legacy; outlines the nature of the controversy about the murder; traces the role of the media in communicating information about JFK; and describes efforts to commemorate the slain leader.

Recreates the assassination of President Kennedy and attempts to prove that the murderer was Lee Harvey Oswald acting alone.

More fuel for the conspiracy theory.