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Henry Kissinger was Richard Nixon's key foreign policy adviser, a Harvard history professor. Kissinger was prepared to use force to compel the North Vietnamese to reach a peace agreement. He believed North Vietnam had a breaking point. Together Nixon and Kissinger were to extend the war before achieving a peace settlement.
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Who helped bring an end to the Yom Kippur war using shuttle diplomacy?
Henry Kissinger
What is Henry kissinger's nationality?
American, but originally he was German and born as Heinz Kissinger.
Who is the best internationally famous negotiator?
Probably Henry Kissinger.
Who was the US Secretary of State in the Vietnam War?
It was Henry Kissinger.
Who was the spokesman for detente during Nixon administration?
Henry Kissinger
Who was the top negotiator during Nixon's administration?
Henry Kissinger
What is the birth name of Henry Kissinger?
Henry Kissinger's birth name is Heinz Alfred Kissinger.
When was The Trial of Henry Kissinger created?
The Trials of Henry Kissinger was created on 2002-06-14.
When was Henry A. Kissinger Prize created?
Henry A. Kissinger Prize was created in 2007.
What is the duration of The Trials of Henry Kissinger?
The duration of The Trials of Henry Kissinger is 1.33 hours.
How many pages does The Trial of Henry Kissinger have?
The Trial of Henry Kissinger has 145 pages.
Who was Nixons secretary of state?
Richard Nixon's Secretary of State was Henry Kissinger.
What actors and actresses appeared in Kissinger - 2011?
The cast of Kissinger - 2011 includes: Henry Kissinger
What is Kissinger's birthday?
Henry Kissinger was born on May 27, 1923.
What president did Henry kissinger work for?
Henry Kissinger worked for President Nixon. He worked for Nixon during the time frame of January 20, 1969 â?? August 9, 1974.
What 5 languages does Henry kissinger speak?
Henry Kissinger speaks English, German, French, Spanish, and Russian.
What Nobel Prize did Henry A. Kissinger win and when was it awarded?
Henry A. Kissinger won The Nobel Peace Prize in 1973.
