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Why was the assassination of John F. Kennedy important?
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Why was the assassination of John F. Kennedy important?

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JFK was a very prominent person during that time, he was the president during the cold war and everybody loved him. Many believed that it was a sort of conspiracy assassination by their enemy, the russians, but we will never know.
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