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Although it is at the limonist for most of his life, a crucial part ofJackie Kennedy Onassis Life remains largely unknown. Beyond its chic Sartorial senses and maternal instincts were a true spirit (and love) of literature and rhetoric, a career in journalism and publication, both before and after its time at home White.

As a graduate of the University of George Washington with a diploma in French literature, the first job of ONASSIS departure fees from the University was for theWashington time Heraldwhere she worked like the "Rubier Camera Girl"(The actual official post title). She was responsible for wandering in the streets of Washington, DC and to ask passers-by, many of whom were questions about politicians - questions about politics, current events and Other subjects. With their answers and accompanying photographs in hand, she would incorporate their answers in her own column, which was published in the newspaper almost every day.

"What is yourfrank marriage opinion? "" Are beauty operators and barbers entitled to advice? "These are some of the ONASSIS questions asked his column, according to the Library of the Congress. At one point, theKennedy presidential library and museum notes, she even interviewedRichard M. Nixonand covered the first inauguration ofDWIGHT D. EISENHOWER and the coronation ofQueen Elizabeth II.

Although she only worked as a journalist at theWashington Times Herald For two years, his love for the written word has never weakened. She would have even witnessed the amended awarded book from her husband Pulitzer,Courage profiles-A precursor to thepotential career She remained committed for the last decades of her life: edition of books.

After the death of his second husband,Aristotle OnassisIn 1975,She returned to work For the first time since his days as the "Daughter of the Information Camera", taking a newspaper position at the Viking press based in New York. After edition for the Viking press, Onassis moved to another publisher, Doubleday, where she diligently worked as a senior publisher until her death in 1994.

And the books she edited were nothing to shake a stick. According toThe history chain, as a chief editor, Onassis helped to touchMichael Jackson's autobiography,Lunar walkas well as the translation of the Nobel laureateNaguib mahfouz Trilogy of Cairo.

Although she could easily have a job anywhere depending on her name alone, those who worked with the old first lady would tell you that she was very skilled at what she did.

"There was a non-written law at all of us in Doubleday - that we would never discuss publicly in Jackie", former Director General of DoubleDaySteve Rubin written in a book for the employees of the company, according toWilliam Kuhn Reading jackie. "The genesis of this posture was nothing more than a desire to protect it, but the side reversal of this gesture of protection was the fact that few people have understood how committed and talented it was work she chose to do. "

Although she never wrote a book, according toGreg Lawrence's Jackie as editor (Lawrence had three of his books published by Onassis), she had a hand to bring more than 100 pounds to support during her time as a chief editor - and that in itself is a fairly extraordinary feat. And for greater stories about the Kennedys, check the25 most slight rumors on the Kennedys.