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Yes indeed, I was just thinking he'd do the same thing ITL since becoming an internationalist would further distinguish himself from the isolationist JPK. 1944 Dewey notably campaigned more aggressively than he did in 1948 as well (in fact he thought he'd been too aggressive and overcompensated...

Yeah, so much so that he was recalled by Roosevelt in 1940. Kennedy was also a strident isolationist and antisemite whose main issue with the Kristallnacht was that it caused a lot of bad publicity internationally rather than any of the damage or deaths, IIRC. So I doubt much, if any, help would...