John Fitzgerald Kennedy (1917-1963)

John Fitzgerald Kennedy was the 35th president of United States. He was elected on January 20th 1961, aged to 43 years old. He was the younger president of the USA and the younger to die during his mandate too. First, we will talk you about his life before his election. Then, we will see what he did during his political career. Finally we will tell you how he is dead.

I- His Life before his election
John Fitzgerald Kennedy was born on May 29th 1917 in Brooklin, Massachusetts, in a rich suburb of Boston. He was the second of nine children. His father, the millionaire Joe Kennedy who had served the ambassador to Great Britain under Franklin Roosewelt had begun the United States ambassador in United Kingdom from 1937 to 1940. His mother, Rose Fitzgerald, was the daughter of Boston mayor. They were both descent to Irish families.
On the September 12th 1953, he got married with Jacqueline Lee Bouvier. They had four children: Arrabella (stillborn in 1956), Caroline (1957), John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr. (1960 to 1999) and Patrick (1963, he died two days after his birth).
The young Kennedy received a great education in one of the best privacy school in Wallingford, Connecticut. In September 1935, he inserted London School of Economics under the supervisory control of Laski but must stop his studies because he was affected with “jaundice”. Then he inserted Princeton’s university but must stop his studies again after six weeks and was hospitalized in Brigham hospital in Boston. The year after, he inserted Harvard.
He visited Europe and wrote his memory about the British participation of Munich agreement. He was certificated with mention aged to 23 years old and his thesis was published with the title Why Great Britain slept.
Kennedy was operated several times for his back problems and he will receive three time Extreme Unction. While this period he published a book which the title is Profiles in Courage. He did the