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General · 29 May 2026

JFK at 109: Why John F. Kennedy’s Legacy Still Resonates in Britain

JFK at 109: Why John F. Kennedy’s Legacy Still Resonates in Britain

John F. Kennedy, born on 29 May 1917, remains one of the most closely remembered US presidents decades after his assassination in 1963. More than a century after his birth, the former American leader is still widely discussed in Britain for his role during the Cold War, his influential speeches and his lasting impact on modern politics. Kennedy’s presidency and assassination continue to feature prominently in British media, history discussions and popular culture.

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