At noon on November 22, 1963, at the scene of the Presidential Parade in Texas, USA.
A bullet lifted President Kennedy's skull, and the country's most powerful man was assassinated on the spot.
The situation was suddenly chaotic, and Kennedy's wife, Jacqueline, refused to believe the facts in front of her and had to pick up the skull that had fallen on the back cover of the car.
After 5 years of widowhood, Jacqueline married Onassis, a Greek ship king 23 years older than herself.
Upon learning the news, the American people and the kennedy family supporters scolded her as an ungrateful woman.
She was called a ditcher for money and abandoned the United States.
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Jacqueline was born on July 28, 1929 in New York, to a family of local celebrities.
Her father was a wealthy stockbroker, her mother was a prominent family, and she herself was an Olympic equestrian champion.
The family was obsessed with prestige and money, so Jacqueline and her sister Caroline were indoctrinated from an early age that social status and honor were more important than anything else.
When Jacqueline was 13 years old, her father's investment failed, and her mother immediately divorced and took away her two daughters.
Her second husband was a rich second generation, and he naturally ate and drank without worry.
But her concept of life was also inherited by jacqueline and Caroline, two sisters, who believed that status and money were above all else.
Although Jacqueline hated her mother's meanness, she couldn't get rid of her from her bones.
After Jacqueline became an adult, her life's events were also closely watched by her mother, and the middle class did not have money, the sons of the upstarts could not do it, and the descendants of the nobles in the middle of the family road could not do it.
Even an engaged fiancé could temporarily cancel his marriage because his annual salary was only $12,000, which was higher than most Americans at the time.
Jacqueline traveled to Europe at the age of 19 and met the 31-year-old young U.S. House of Representatives, future President John F. Kennedy, at a social event on a cruise ship. Kennedy.
Jerryn's elegant and generous side made Kennedy remember her deeply, but to Jacqueline, the sea king, Kennedy was just a fish in the fish pond.
After the two disembarked, they went their separate ways, and it was two years after they met again.
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In 1951, at the age of 22, Jacqueline joined the Washington Herald Times as a journalist after graduation, where she was in charge of the fashion and social news section of high society.
This job is very good for her, she herself is already a member of this circle, and at this time, she has met more high-ranking officials and nobles.
It is said that clever hunters often appear as prey, and the beautiful and temperamental Jacqueline certainly attracts the attention of the men in this circle.
Among them, there are many rich children and the young Diamond King, the fifth, of course, there is Kennedy, who has long been an old acquaintance.
Kennedy was certainly ecstatic to see Jacqueline appear in his social circle, and he immediately invited Jacqueline to join his team.
Shrewd as Jacqueline certainly knew what Kennedy was up to, she accepted the job and took it seriously.
This made Kennedy look up at her, and his heart was successfully captured by Jacqueline.
On September 12, 1953, Kennedy and Jacqueline had a grand wedding in Rhode Island, New York.
More than 3,000 people attended the wedding, which shows the power of the Kennedy family.
Jacqueline finally, as her mother wished, climbed the ranks of the true nobles and became the Lady of the United States Senate.
There have been media comments on the combination of Kennedy and Jacqueline, and Kennedy's Medal of Honor has half of Jacqueline's credit.
In addition to her extraordinary temperament and family background, Jacqueline also helped Kennedy's career tremendously.
When Kennedy was running for president, Jacqueline saw at a glance that her husband's strength lay in his youth and Irish ancestry, and he had to play the pro-people card to the voters.
Unsurprisingly, Kennedy was in a presidential campaign.
Coupled with Jacqueline's proficiency in multiple languages, jacqueline can seamlessly convert English, French, Spanish and Italian when speaking for Kennedy's vote, which makes her deeply loved by the American people.
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Finally, in 1960, Kennedy successfully became the 35th president of the United States, and Jacqueline became the first lady in her early 30s.
Although Jacqueline plays the perfect wife in front of all Americans, the backyard has long been a sea of fire.
In addition to being president, Kennedy was a playboy. In the early years, there were many past events, but after marriage, they were slightly restrained.
It is said that power is an aphrodisiac for men, and Kennedy began to hunt everywhere after becoming president.
Among them is the famous movie star Marilyn. Monroe, she also gave Kennedy a gold watch with her name written on it.
There were even rumors that Monroe had called Jacqueline and told her that Kennedy loved herself.
But the battle-hardened Jacqueline didn't take it seriously, knowing that Kennedy cared more about power than love.
Monroe died in 1962, the cause of death becoming a mystery.
In fact, what made Jacqueline unable to hang her face was her sister Caroline.
Her husband flirted with her sister-in-law from time to time, especially when Caroline moved to the White House, which also attracted media attention.
Jacqueline interviewed the media this time, and generously admitted that she invited her sister to stay in the White House for a while.
Not only did the public dispel doubts, but kennedy and Caroline recognized the reality, and Jacqueline perfectly resolved the marriage crisis this time.
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It wasn't until 1963 that the seemingly happy marriage finally ended with Kennedy's death by assassination.
Five years later, Kennedy's brother also died in an assassination in 1968, two horrific events that led Jacqueline to escape from the Kennedy family.
In the same year, Jacqueline, 39, married Onassis, the Greek ship king she had long coveted, a man 23 years older than her.
Some media commented that the marriage was Jacqueline's marriage to a blank check with random numbers written on it, which also caused dissatisfaction among Kennedy family supporters.
How can she, who is the president's wife, marry an upstart? This is simply a disgrace to Americans.
After the marriage, Jacqueline certainly lived up to Onassis's love, and spending his money was as casual as turning on the faucet.
There had been a feat of spending a hundred thousand dollars in ten minutes, and this practice of buying and buying certainly made Onassis suspicious.
This is still spending money on his own life, if he is dying, he must not run away immediately with the inheritance he has received.
The shrewd ship king then decided in his will that after his death, all the inheritance would go to his only daughter.
And the marriage of these two people is also unbearable, Onassis sword is not old, still outside the flowers and grass.
Although Jacqueline married one of the most powerful people in the world twice, she did not reap true love.
In 1975, When Onassis died in Paris, Jacqueline and her daughter fought a battle over the inheritance, ending up receiving only $35 million in inheritance.
However, such a large amount of money was enough for her to live in peace, and in 199 Jacqueline died in the company of her family and was buried next to her first husband, Kennedy.