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Jacqueline Kennedy's Secret Love: The Man Who Built Her Husband's Tomb Remained in Her Heart Until the End - World — News Standard
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He designed the place where America would say goodbye to its murdered president. She was the world's most famous widow, struggling to find the strength to move on after the tragedy in Dallas. From their shared grief, a love story gradually emerged, which the two managed to keep almost entirely to themselves. More than six decades later, the unpublished memoirs of architect John Carl "Jack" Warnecke reveal what happened between him and Jacqueline…
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phonline.roA new book sheds light on the discreet relationship that Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis had with the architect John Carl, "Jack. Warnecke, the man in charge of designing the tomb of President John F. Kennedy of the Arlington National Cemetery.
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