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Henry Kissinger earned his critics’ scorn — but he didn’t act alone under Nixon

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Henry Kissinger was a giant of U.S. foreign policy and a fixture in international relations for decades to come. His influence grew during the turmoil of Watergate, when the politically attuned diplomat took on a role akin to co-president to the discredited Nixon. A Jew who fled Nazi Germany with his family in his teens and never lost his accent, Kissinger in his later years cultivated the reputation of respected elder statesman.

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Henry Kissinger was a trusted confidant to President Nixon until the bitter, bizarre end

Until the bitter end, Henry Kissinger was one of the trusted few in the tight circle of a distrusting President Richard Nixon. That trust, combined with...

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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Henry Kissinger earned his critics’ scorn — but he didn’t act alone under Nixon

The former secretary of state was neither the sole policy genius nor the unalloyed war criminal his admirers or detractors made him out to be.

1 year ago·Gulfport, United States

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Henry Kissinger earned his critics’ scorn — but he didn’t act alone under Nixon

The former secretary of state was neither the sole policy genius nor the unalloyed war criminal his admirers or detractors made him out to be.

1 year ago·Georgia, United States

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Belleville News-Democrat

Henry Kissinger earned his critics’ scorn — but he didn’t act alone under Nixon

The former secretary of state was neither the sole policy genius nor the unalloyed war criminal his admirers or detractors made him out to be.

1 year ago·Belleville, United States

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Bradenton Herald

Henry Kissinger earned his critics’ scorn — but he didn’t act alone under Nixon

The former secretary of state was neither the sole policy genius nor the unalloyed war criminal his admirers or detractors made him out to be.

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The Bellingham Herald

Henry Kissinger earned his critics’ scorn — but he didn’t act alone under Nixon

The former secretary of state was neither the sole policy genius nor the unalloyed war criminal his admirers or detractors made him out to be.

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