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Kennedy, John F

Report of the President's Commission on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy

Marina Prusakova: Early Life and Family

Marina Prusakova: Early Life and Family sketches Marina Oswald’s childhood in the Soviet Union, based principally on CE 1401, pages 256-261, supplemented by her testimony in 1 H 84-91. The section traces her family background, wartime and postwar experiences, and formative years.

Marina’s Education and Dental Career

Marina’s Education and Dental Career recounts Marina’s schooling and her training and work in the dental field, citing her testimony, CE 49, CE 21, CE 51, and CE 57. The account places her professional preparation in the context of Soviet postsecondary education.

Marina’s Personal Relationships

Marina’s Personal Relationships documents Marina’s prior romantic attachments and friendships, drawing on her testimony and supporting exhibits. The section provides the background against which her later meeting with Oswald occurred.

Meeting and Courtship in Minsk

Meeting and Courtship in Minsk describes the circumstances of Oswald’s introduction to Marina Prusakova in Minsk, the development of their relationship, and the early period of their courtship, based on CE 985, CE 24, CE 994, and the testimony of Marina Oswald and Katherine Ford. The account traces their growing attachment and social interactions.

Marriage and Wedding Arrangements

Marriage and Wedding Arrangements details the events surrounding Oswald and Marina’s wedding on or about March 17, 1961, including her recollection of the date, formal registration of the marriage, and the role of friends and acquaintances, drawing on CE 24, CE 1401, and related exhibits. The section closes the chapter on the formation of the Oswald family.

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