Chernyavsky, Dubova: The Kennedy Clan. A gift book in a leather cover.

"The Kennedy Clan" is a book written by Georgy Chernyavsky and Larisa Dubova, which tells about the Kennedy family, a unique phenomenon of American history of the 20th century. In it, the authors explore the internal connections, ramifications and features of the behavior of this political clan, as well as the successes, failures, tragedies, virtues and vices of its members.

The book focuses on John F. Kennedy, his role in the history of the United States, in particular, in the elimination of the Cuban (Caribbean) crisis in the fall of 1962 and in the struggle for the granting of civil rights to the black population. The book also highlights his women and tragic death.

The book is based on rich archival material, as well as extensive historical and memoir literature. This makes it especially valuable for researchers and history buffs.