Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

When she ate she bearly ate anything. She was always 120 lbs because she was always binging. She sadly had anorexia that developed from a young age because of her mother.

If someone here knew that answer, either they knew her intimately, or know someone who knew her intimately. Over the years, some companies who make lotions and perfumes and other beauty and personal care products have marketed themselves as something that Jackie Kennedy used, like a snake oil she supposedly used.

Jacqueline Onassis' children are all from her previous marriage to John F. Kennedy: Caroline Bouvier Kennedy (the only child who is still alive), John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jr., Arabella Kennedy, and Patrick Bouvier Kennedy. She also had a miscarriage in 1954.

She is remembered for being an enigma in the public spotlight. Though she set fashion trends, edited over 100 books, and raised the two sole surviving children of President Kennedy, she remained a mystery to the press, as she was very private in what she shared with the public. She was a patron of art, culture and historical preservation throughout New York City. She was the companion of Maurice Templeman, and still beloved by so many who really didn't know too much of her.

she was very active with the arts andliterature. she was a book editor for a major book publisher and her position was mor involved than many people thought it would be. she also liked horseback riding in her younger days, and totally devoted to her children and grandchildren. she was very active in supporting the restoration of historic places in N Y C among other cities. her life was a standard of which women of every class could look up to and admire because she had CLASS in capital letters.

Athina Onassis, the granddaughter of shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, has lived in various locations, primarily in Europe. She has been known to reside in France, particularly in a mansion in the region of Saint-Tropez. However, her exact living arrangements can change, and she maintains a private lifestyle, often keeping details about her residence out of the public eye.

I am not sure what you mean by her "platform," since as a First Lady back then, she was not expected to campaign, nor was she expected to speak up about current policy issues. Rather, she was expected to be stylish, glamorous, and cultured, someone who knew how to be an excellent hostess when dignitaries came to Washington DC. But if you are asking what her favorite causes were (First Ladies were expected to advocate for a charity or support a worthy cause), she was a devoted patron of the arts (music, theater, dance, etc), and she was also passionate about the importance of historical preservation.

No, the Pink Suit worn by Jackie Kennedy during the assassination was taken off after her return to the White House and picked up by a maid and given to Jackie's Mother Janet. A few days later it was sent wrapped up in a box with the simple date. November 22, 1963 on it. It now sits protected in the National Archives Building in College Park Maryland climate controlled and safe. *note* the hat was never found, nor her white gloves, they were lost somewhere in Dallas.

The hat and gloves were never lost in Dallas. There is a picture of Mrs Kennedy boarding Air Force One in Dallas to return to Washington. Following her up the stairs is a woman (an assistant maybe) carrying Mrs Kennedy's hat and handbag. Also, in an interview with Mrs Johnson many years later she describes Mrs Kennedy's "blood caked white gloves" on the return trip to Washington.

Regarding the hat, please read "Death of a President" and the hat is briefly mentioned on page 408, the first paragraph.

Tsar Nicholas II, Tsarina Alexandra, Tsarevich Alexis, Grand Duchesses Olga, Tatiana, Maria, and Anastasia where were brutally slaughtered on July 17, 1918 at Ipatiev House in Enaitenburg, Russia.

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She placed her wedding ring in the dead presidents hand.

A sheltered area that you shoot from -- imagine being in a box with a rifle. You cannot be seen or targeted, but you can shoot out of the pillbox.

He was a diamond broker and she met him some 20 years before they started dating.

Caroline and John Kennedy.

k.r.narayanan

No, Jamie did not have any children.

It was moved from the Kennedy family cemetery in Massachusetts to be buried with his father, President John Fitzgerald Kennedy, and unborn sister Arabella in Arlington National Cemetery.

Jacqueline Kennedy's first pregnancy resulted in a miscarriage. Her second pregnancy resulted in the stillbirth of her daughter, who was said by the Kennedys later to be named Arabella Kennedy. The fifth pregnancy of Jacqueline Kennedy resulted in the premature birth and death two days later of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, due to respiration problems that resulted from underdeveloped lungs.

silk man

The widow of Aristotle Onassis and John Fitzgerald Kennedy. She was JFK's First Lady and mother of all his children. She was a book editor, socialite, and one time newspaper reporter. She was born to incredible wealth, and married into one of America's most powerful families. She was a key figure in the tragedies and triumphs surrounding the Kennedy family.

If it was a casual note to a friend, she would sign "Jackie." For more formal correspondence, she would sign "Jacqueline Onassis."