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- : 7m., 3w. Intrigue, espionage and forbidden romance abound in Inga Binga, based on the amazing true story of Ensign Jack Kennedy’s World War II romance with a suspected Nazi agent and former Miss Denmark,
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The characters of the two FBI agents and the reporters in the play are fictitious, but are based on characters who would have been part of the real story. History doesn’t give us their names. “Inga Binga” was Jack’s pet name for Inga Arvad.
- Inga Binga Historical Notes
- Some Key Players Drawn from Real Individuals
- Setting The Stage
The basic historical elements of this story are true. Ensign Jack Kennedy did have a passionate love affair with Inga Arvad, a former Miss Denmark. Jack and Inga were introduced by Jack’s sister, who worked with Inga at the Washington Times-Herald. At the time, Jack was in Washington working for the Office of Naval Intelligence. Inga’s career as a ...
John F. Kennedy was the second of nine children born to Joe and Rose Kennedy. Kennedy’s father had made a fortune in banking and had served a controversial tenure as the U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain. Ambassador Kennedy made no secret that he thought Britain was a lost cause. Having spent part of his youth with his father in London, Jack wrote o...
WARTIME CHARLESTON It’s difficult, now 70 years later, to imagine what must have been going through the minds of Charlestonians in February 1942. Just two months earlier, news of the devastating attack on Pearl Harbor had arrived. A few days after Pearl Harbor, Nazi Germany also declared war on the U.S. With the first U-boat attack off the North Ca...
Intrigue, espionage and forbidden romance abound in JFK and Inga Binga, based on the amazing true story of Ensign Jack Kennedy's World War II romance with a suspected Nazi agent and former Miss Denmark, Inga Arvad. When rumors that Kennedy was seen in the company of a beautiful blonde bombshell and alleged Nazi agent began to circulate around ...
Intrigue, espionage and forbidden romance abound in JFK and Inga Binga, based on the amazing true story of Ensign Jack Kennedy's World War II romance with a suspected Nazi agent and former Miss Denmark, Inga Arvad.
She was a suspected Nazi spy, John F. Kennedy's lover, and the woman who stole Adolf Hitler's heart. This is the story of Inga Arvad.
Oct 14, 1992 · NEW YORK -- He called her Inga-Binga. She called him her Boston Bean. His father broke up their romance because she might be a German spy and his son -- John F. Kennedy -- had a rendezvous with...
the works. Based on declassified FBI files that were held in secret in the ofices of J. Edgar Hoover for more than 50 years, Inga Binga is a fictional and farcical romp through this steamy footnote in Americ.
