Kennedy assassination: memory and myth refuse to die after 50 years
November 22, 2013 14:49
These days, it is only the world's grandparents who can tell you where they were when they heard John F Kennedy was dead.
For decades that was a staple of the global collective memory, a question that could be asked in Berlin or London as readily as New York or Los Angeles. Today that memory becomes exactly 50 years old. Read
For decades that was a staple of the global collective memory, a question that could be asked in Berlin or London as readily as New York or Los Angeles. Today that memory becomes exactly 50 years old. Read
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