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The 11 pages that link to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, each with the reason it gives.

• John F. KennedyRelated: She helped shape the White House’s public image and preservation of its historic furnishings.

• Diana VreelandRelated: Vreeland advised Kennedy on style during her years in the White House.

• First Lady of the United StatesRelated: Her cultural projects and televised tour made the first lady a prominent steward of national heritage.

• CamelotRelated: She invoked the musical after John F. Kennedy’s assassination to frame his presidency as a lost ideal.

• Caroline KennedyRelated: Her mother shaped the family’s public image and helped preserve her father’s legacy.

• I. M. PeiRelated: Her support for Pei’s design was decisive in securing the library commission.

• Aristotle OnassisRelated: Their 1968 marriage made his private life a major international story.

• Carolyn Bessette KennedyRelated: Public comparisons linked Bessette Kennedy's reserve and marriage into the family with Jackie Kennedy's public image.

• John F. Kennedy Jr.Related: His mother protected his privacy while his family remained under public scrutiny.

• Dorothy WestRelated: As an editor at Doubleday, Onassis worked with West on The Wedding.

• Pierre SalingerRelated: Salinger helped manage press communication around the Kennedy family and White House.