The last recording was made President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, before his dramatic death, it was revealed. One of them, he called the next Monday is a "tough day". That was the day she was buried.

Kennedy has a habit of recording the meeting in the Oval Office at the White House, without the knowledge of staff and guests.

Duration of 45 hours of sound recordings was released F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston, reveal the final months of his life, including the last moments with her two children.

This is material that was released the 40th since 1993 JFK Library. Part of 248 contact hours and 12 hours of recorded telephone conversations.

What are the last conversation Kennedy?

In a recording session, I heard he was discussing the Vietnam War, his desire to improve the economy young voters, relations with the Soviet Union, and the exploration of outer space race.

He also expressed interest in using the latest technology - color film - in the upcoming Democratic Party conference.

There is also an intimate moment with his family, as well as dialogue indicating Kenendy voice sounded bored, distracted, also remove curses.

At a recording session, two children, John Jr.. and Caroline, sounds are played outside the Oval Office, before Kennedy was introducing them to Andrei Gromyko, Soviet Foreign Minister.

Meanwhile, in a conversation on November 19, 1963, Kennedy sounds are conducting daily meetings with his aides. He discusses whether he had time to meet with the generals of Indonesia in the next week.

"I'll see him. When did he come here? Monday? That would be a tough day," Kennedy said.

"This will be a day of hell, Mr. President," replied his staff.

At that time nobody in the room who thought the day called it, Monday, November 25, 1963, will be the day Kennedy was buried at Arlington Cemetery Virginia.

The last meeting dated 20 November 1963 recorded where Kennedy can be heard commenting on briefing books that he had to do in Texas. The next day, he flew to Dallas, Texas. There, he met his fate on November 22, 1963. The bullet penetrated the back of his head.

The existence of the recording was first announced in 1973. It is not clear why Kennedy made hundreds of hours of recordings, or make it a personal secret, even from his personal staff.

JFK Library archivist, said Maura Porter, President Kennedy might intend to make a personal memoir in the future. Maybe he decided to make a recording meeting based on personal experience - including the aftermath of the incident when he felt that military officials misinterpreted the discussion about the Bay of Pigs, the U.S. failure membeking infasi Cuba 1961. (Source: Reuters)

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