2016-07-30 マリーネ・デートリッヒとケネディの出会い
以下、マレーネデートリッヒの話。

以前にも話題にしていました。
2001-12-24　マレーネ・ディートリヒ生誕100年

最後はパリで死亡。遺言はベルリンの母の墓の傍に埋葬です。
マレーネデートリッヒはドイツ人やベルリン市民からは嫌われましたね。
WW-IIは敵国側にたったのですから当然。
マレーネデートリッヒは根っからの自由人、しかし人間は最後のときに本音が出ますね。
古風なもの。

以下の米国ABCの記事では、マレーネデートリッヒはケネディー父ジョゼフとの関係を否定ですが、実際はあったのでしょうね。
JFKはそれを気にしていたのでしょう。


＜リリーマルレーン＞
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWFyPcxsJMM

ウィキィペディア；
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marlene_Dietrich

マレーネ・ディートリヒ（Marlene Dietrich、1901年12月27日 - 1992年5月6日）は、ドイツ出身の女優・歌手。

After the fall of the Berlin Wall, Dietrich instructed in her will that she was to be buried in her birthplace, Berlin, near her family; on 16 May her body was flown there to fulfill her wish.[76] Dietrich was interred at the Stadtischer Friedhof III, Berlin-Schoneberg,[82] next to the grave of her mother, Josefine von Losch, and near the house where she was born.

On 7 May 1992, Dietrich died of renal failure at her flat in Paris at age 90.[76] Her funeral ceremony was conducted at La Madeleine in Paris, a Roman Catholic church on 14 May 1992.


http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/story?id=116348&page=1
Report: JFK, Marlene Dietrich Trysted in 1962
By ABC NEWS Aug. 4

U.S. President John F. Kennedy, whose sexual exploits became public
knowledge only long after his death, had a brief tryst with screen siren
Marlene Dietrich in the White House in 1962, according to the journals of a
noted critic published in The New Yorker magazine.

Dietrich, some 20 years Kennedy’s senior, told the story of her alleged
White House assignation with the president to the late critic Kenneth Tynan,
who recorded it in his journals, excerpts of which were published in The New
Yorker.

‘It Was All Over Sweetly’

“I hope you aren’t in a hurry,” Dietrich quoted Kennedy as saying when
the German actress arrived after accepting an invitation for drinks at the
White House, according to The New Yorker.

Dietrich, according to Tynan’s journal entry from April 4, 1971, replied
that, in fact, she was in a hurry, as “2,000 Jews were waiting to give her
a plaque at 7 p.m., and it was now 6:30.”

“That doesn’t give us much time, does it?” Kennedy said, to which
Dietrich replied, “No, Jack, I guess it doesn’t.”

“It was all over sweetly and very soon,” Tynan recounted, quoting Dietrich
as telling him, “And then he went to sleep. I looked at my watch and it was
6:50.”

Dietrich said she shook Kennedy awake “because I didn’t know my way around
the place, and I couldn’t just call for a cab.” With that the president,
clad only in a towel, led the glamorous actress to an elevator, telling the
elevator operator to get her a car to the hotel for her scheduled
appearance.

As she departed, Dietrich said Kennedy asked her “just one thing. … Did
you ever make it with my father?”

Joseph P. Kennedy was friends with Dietrich during the 1930s and had a
well-documented affair with another Hollywood siren, Gloria Swanson.

“‘No Jack,’ I answered truthfully, ‘I never did,’” Dietrich said,
according to The New Yorker.

“‘Well,’ he said, ‘that’s one place I’m in first.’ Then the lift door
closed and I never saw him again.”