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* Joseph P. Kennedy's role in this Germania is a reference to {{w|Robert Harris (novelist)|Robert Harris}}'s novel ''{{w|Fatherland (novel)|Fatherland}}''. The {{w|Fatherland (1994 film)|film adaptation}} of that book featured [[Jean Marsh]], [[Clare Higgins]], [[John Woodvine]], [[John Shrapnel]], and [[Rutger Hauer]]. | * Joseph P. Kennedy's role in this Germania is a reference to {{w|Robert Harris (novelist)|Robert Harris}}'s novel ''{{w|Fatherland (novel)|Fatherland}}''. The {{w|Fatherland (1994 film)|film adaptation}} of that book featured [[Jean Marsh]], [[Clare Higgins]], [[John Woodvine]], [[John Shrapnel]], and [[Rutger Hauer]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:35, 5 October 2020
- You may be looking for John F. Kennedy.
J. P. Kennedy, also known as JPK, was President of the United States in a Germania where a bellare frigidus had broken out between America and Nazi Germany. He made overtures to Hitler and initiated a period of detente between their countries. Marcus Americanius Scriptor thought it notable that years prior, Kennedy had said
Strong anti-Semitic tendencies existed in the United States and a large portion of the population had an understanding of the German attitude to the Jews.
Seeing how entrenched Nazi power had become in this world, the Empire of Empires chose to skirt around it in their war against the Greater German Reich. (PROSE: Warlords of Utopia)
Behind the scenes
- Joseph P. Kennedy's role in this Germania is a reference to Robert Harris's novel Fatherland. The film adaptation of that book featured Jean Marsh, Clare Higgins, John Woodvine, John Shrapnel, and Rutger Hauer.
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