Kissinger

The fact that until now China's rise has been a boon to the United States rather than a bane owes much to the work of Henry Kissinger.

Kissinger said he did not favour the view that his country should give lectures to sovereign countries about their own domestic evolution.

It would be easy to nominate new members to the Security Council, said Henry Kissinger, but difficult with the increased number of vetoes .

Now, with On China, Kissinger has turned his mind to a subject on which he has a unique vantage point.

As Henry Kissinger once said, "Nobody will ever win the battle of the sexes. There's too much fraternizing with the enemy. "

Kissinger has no curiosity at all: he never looks behind the curtain, let alone listens to spokesmen of the Chinese opposition.

Mao Zedong extended a warm welcome to Kissinger 's visit and had a wide -ranging talk with him in a friendly atmosphere .

About an hour later I was getting ready to take a shower when kissinger burst in with the news that chairman mao wanted to meet me.

Kissinger can truly claim to be the chief architect of what was and remains one of the pillars of the international order.

What the press did not know was that Kissinger was on his way back from a trailblazing excursion to Peking.

Kissinger later said Zhou was one of the two or three most impressive men he had ever met.

They arrived at Hangzhou at noon. The beautiful West Lake cheered up Nixon and Kissinger. Nixon had a tour of the West Lake with his wife.

There is quite a bit of water between Kissinger and the President on the agreement.

The border war is one of the only parts of the book where Mr. Kissinger deals with India directly, giving a blow-by-blow account of events.

How much did Kissinger know about Chinese history and culture when he set off for his first rendezvous with Zhou?

Kissinger spends little time relaxing at his country home in Connecticut as a man of his years might be tempted to do.

Dr Kissinger said any country had to have a major industrial base if it wanted to be an important power in the political context.

Zhou came through to Kissinger as subtle, brilliant, and indirect, a politician of vision who refused to get bogged down in petty detail.

But we need to remember one fact, small but relevant, that Kissinger does not pursue: namely, Crowe's memorandum did not go unchallenged.

Kissinger asked Nixon for a week to think over it.

HENRY KISSINGER was guilty of understatement when he said that power is the ultimate aphrodisiac.

As America's foreign-policy " realists " such as Mr Baker and Henry Kissinger have long argued, talking to foes is often essential.

"Throughout the 18th century and earlier, " Kissinger resumes, like a patient tutor, "armies had marched up and down through Flanders. "

One of the most notable recent realists is the former U. S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who was a great fan of Metternich.

Backing up for a moment: Henry Kissinger famously observed that power is the ultimate aphrodisiac.

A spokeswoman for Dr Kissinger said that "he has no precise recollection but that the Freeman version seems much more plausible" .

Thinking about Mao in power gives Kissinger the chance to circle back to some of the themes with which he opened his variations.

Later, Kissinger himself was appointed chairman of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States by George W. Bush.

Back to the article at the beginning, Henry Kissinger said, meaning that the two-tier is also a concentrated expression.

Although Kissinger does not use the word, the picture he paints is of an eternal -- and very Oriental -- China.

Harvard makes mistakes too, you know. Kissinger taught there.

S. Henry Kissinger, who was chairing the meeting, observed that the situation held the makings of "a social and political cataclysm. "

Take Kissinger: Would he show up to speak to you alone? Probably not.

And Kissinger's portraits of his colleagues and counterparts are often candid and full of insights.

Kissinger concedes that these years of hell produced "human and institutional carnage" .

Whereas Kissinger had once needed Nixon as a channel to power, Nixon now needed Kissinger to help him remain in power.

In the plane on the homeward journey the next day, they started to tease Kissinger about the incident.

The United States should aim to be on equal footing with China, Henry Kissinger told CTV's Lloyd Robertson on Friday.

"They were a rebellion against mortality, " Kissinger says, a little gnomically, but offering an interesting addendum.

Kissinger's "shuttle diplomacy" did not work out the way he had expected.

As Mr. Kissinger explains, 'China did not export its ideas but let others come to seek them.

I do not know if Dr Kissinger took the time to explore the surrounding area.

After all, Kissinger says, even peaceful protests can be a tactic aimed at weakening a government and demonstrating its impotence.

I didn't know who Henry Kissinger was, and I might have asked.

Henry Kissinger feared diplomatic chaos. But the reality was more prosaic.

Take Kissinger: Would he show up to speak to you alone?

As he looks back one last time at America's opening to China, Kissinger is not just talking to Americans.

the Bilderberger meeting. . . was cancelled halfway through because prominent participants, including. . . Kissinger faced imminent arrest.

Also slated to come were White House aides Henry Kissinger and H. R. Haldeman, and Ron Ziegler, the press secretary.

The 700-page result, "Nixon and Kissinger: Partners in Power, " shows they were as much rivals as partners and sparred for the limelight.

Yet Kissinger succeeded in defying an old Washington dictum that you can have in the capital visibility or influence, but not both.

There are other valuable lessons for India in Mr. Kissinger's book, and a whole lot to be envious about.

On China is in many respects an apologia for some of the central preoccupations of Kissinger's life.

This word "managed" is key for Kissinger and recurs frequently in our conversation, perhaps second only to the word "values" .

American State Secretary Kissinger was the messenger of friendship between China and America.

Kissinger sees contrasts here with the usual approach of U. S. diplomats, which often frustrated him when he was running the show.

Henry Kissinger was a senior when I enrolled, though we were not to meet for three decades.

Henry Kissinger supposedly once said every president should give Larry Summers an office in the White House.

On July 8th, Kissinger reached Pakistan and he was greeted by three partners who knew the destination of his trip.

The secrecy of their corporate client list has caused problems where Kissinger or a member of his staff were called to public service.

But Kraemer thought that Kissinger's talents deserved better use and persuaded him to undertake study at a university.

Dr. Peng was a participant in Harvard International Seminar in Tokyo hosted by Dr. Kissinger, a Harvard University professor.

In describing the early years of the Communist revolution in China, Kissinger tells us plainly where he stands emotionally.

But it took Kissinger and Zhou, counter-intuitively in tandem, to follow the logic of the situation to achieve a breathtaking realignment.

Kissinger was hired as the politics lecturer in Harvard and he got concentrated on the study of international politics issues.

There were some interesting historical echoes for an event at which Henry Kissinger was supposed to speak.

eg: For many years Doctor Henry Kissinger has been a top banana in American foreign policy.

Third, Mr Kissinger gives little weight to the fact that Mao, Zhou and the others were in fact communists.

Notable examples include President Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger, and President George H. W. Bush and his longtime friend, James Baker.

Nixon called Mr Kissinger his "Jew boy" behind his back and, occasionally, to his face.

For many years Doctor Henry Kissinger has been a top banana in American foreign policy.

In fact, Kissinger should have practised the Taoist concept of wu wei and done nothing.

"It was a revolutionary moment in US foreign policy, " Kissinger explains.

Kissinger well knows from personal experience that domestic politics temper U. S. willingness to run such risks.

Mr. Kissinger discusses how China's history has helped shape its foreign policy and its positions toward western countries.

Henry Kissinger, the former US Secretary of State, reminded the two delegations of the "historic challenge" facing both sides.

In his 1979 visit to the United States, which Kissinger labels "a kind of shadow play, " Deng made a dramatically favorable impression.

Spectacular as Mr Kissinger's diplomatic triumphs were, it can be argued that many of their long-term consequences were not always benign.

Thirty years ago US President Richard Nixon and his national security adviser Henry Kissinger made a historic journey to China.

Together they attacked as appeasers, first, the Republican secretary of state, Henry Kissinger, then the Democratic president, Jimmy Carter.

Kissinger argues that there is no one issue that deserves absolute priority.

If even the venerable Mr Kissinger can be caught out, what hope for American statesmen far less familiar with China?

Kissinger felt that Rogers was quibbling , but the lawyer in Nixon supported the quibble of a fellow lawyer.

Presidents Ford and Carter, along with James Baker and Henry Kissinger, came to the White House to promote it.

Kissinger, who matches the definition of a war criminal very accurately, is given a peace prize!

On the one hand, the Olympian prospect enables Kissinger to see the bigger picture.

For a man considered a master thinker himself, Mr. Kissinger is clearly in awe of China's strategic acumen.

Kissinger: . . . in town. With so many constituencies, to get them to work toward a coherent goal is a huge assignment for the secretary.

The quote attributed to Sayre is less pithy , so perhaps he came up with the idea and Mr Kissinger refined it . Who knows ?

Follow Andrew, It was Kissinger and Nixon wanted to open China.

Henry Kissinger, as America's secretary of state, was even blunter two years later.

His friends included Margaret Thatcher, the former British prime minister, and Henry Kissinger, the former secretary of state.

Memoirs should always be read with a skeptical eye, and Kissinger's are no exception.

Kissinger telephoned his old friend and mentor Dr. Fritz Kraemer to get his advice on whether to accept the President's offer.

Even after this long passage of time, Kissinger carefully refers to the drama as being "reportedly an abortive coup. "

Before Mr Kissinger himself enters the narrative, the reader is offered 200 pages of history of modern China and its foreign relations.

The other recurring theme in the book is Mr. Kissinger's deep admiration for China's approach to international relations.

As Kissinger reminds us, war was the result when Germany rose to challenge Britain economically and geopolitically 100 years ago.

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Few Americans are better placed to answer that question than Kissinger, who has dealt with four generations of Chinese leaders.

[Kissinger's] complaint may or may not be a materially serious issue.

Many American strategists including Henry Kissinger have insisted that China has become a global superpower.

Until I recalled that Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Henry Kissinger had all received Nobel peace prizes.

"Statesmen are judged, " writes Kissinger, "by their ability to sustain their concepts over time. "

Of course, Kissinger has been much imitated on the consultant track by many of his successors in high office.

By helping China reappear on the international stage, Nixon and Kissinger hoped to offset Russian influence in Asia.

Henry Kissinger once suggested it was a pity that both sides couldn't lose the Iran-Iraq war.

Kissinger expressed concern that the same power game and choices are laid out between two major protagonists in the Pacific.

But that does not diminish the utility of Kissinger's thinking the unthinkable.

Kissinger's former boss resigned from his post under intense political pressure, and so did Tung.

Kissinger learned about "The Times" exclusive when he got off a plane in California and saw the newspaper headlines.

First, Kissinger paid a ninety minute courtesy call on the President.

Congressional Democrats insisted that Kissinger disclose the names of clients.

A couple of weeks ago, Dr Kissinger returned to the Jinjiang to deliver a speech commemorating the events of 1972.

Since these policies are aimed at catching up to and overtaking U. S. industry and technology, China has found Kissinger quite helpful.

The rise of China in particular is putting international relationships and systems into flux, Kissinger warned.

Now here were Nixon and his chief advisor, Henry Kissinger, presenting themselves to the "Great Helmsman" of the People's Republic of China.

In truth, the Chinese couldn't believe their luck in finding such a naive and biddable partner as Kissinger.

"When I talked to the president, he was loaded. " Kissinger said about Nixon.

Congress required that Eagleburger disclose the names of 16 clients, some of which were his through his Kissinger Associates affiliation.

My good friend Dr. Henry Kissinger wrote a wonderful forward which adds master to the book.

Kissinger displays a palpable sympathy for his subject.

Vietnam's Le Duc Tho declined the award in 1973 when he was asked to share it with America's Henry Kissinger.

But there is another, more charitable interpretation of Kissinger's interest in a Chinese readership.

The book is also noteworthy for what Kissinger chooses to avoid, and the questions he leaves unanswered.

Dr. Henry Kissinger, Former United States Secretary of State.

Not at all, Kissinger responds.

Unfortunately, Henry Kissinger once raised the thought that America might use its food aid as a weapon.

Mr Nixon and Mr Kissinger did seize diplomatic opportunities with consummate skill.

Mr. Kissinger brings in the analogy of wei qi and chess to illustrate the differences between the Chinese and western approaches.

The problem with Kissinger's book is not the facts.

As Secretary of State Kissinger sent him next to the relative backwaters of Ecuador and Greece.

So imagine how you would respond if you were Henry Kissinger.

Lurking beneath Mr. Kissinger's musings on Chinese history is a not-so-subtle subtext.

And you get the feeling that Kissinger believes that it would do them no harm if they did.

Bush Junior had Cheney; Clinton had Hillary; Bush the Elder had James Baker; Nixon had Kissinger.

Henry Kissinger? Madeleine Albright? Yeah, right.

Henry A. Kissinger heads the consulting firm Kissinger Associates.

Now, as then, Kissinger shows little interest in wine or spirits and orders sparkling water.

Kissinger chooses to ascribe huge insight to virtually everything Mao says.

Kissinger says he wrote the book to "explain the conceptual way the Chinese think about problems of peace and war and international order" .

In 1971, an exchange of pingpong teams broke the ice for Henry Kissinger to make a secret visit to Beijing .

As a connoisseur of fine diplomacy, Henry Kissinger finds a lot of it to admire in China.

But it is on two domestic issues that Kissinger gives Mao his fastest passage through the courtroom of history.

In the four decades since, China has emerged as the core of Kissinger's legacy.

He is the author of three major books, most recently Henry Kissinger and the American Century.

Max Frankel, a former executive editor of The Times, covered the Nixon-Kissinger journey to China in 1972.

Kissinger: The difficulty here is in the relations between countries.

Kissinger ends his book with a policy recommendation that is disappointingly brief and imprecise.

Newsweek's Niall Ferguson wrote: "On China, Kissinger's new book, is a reminder of why our leaders still want to pick his brains. "

In the US, from Henry Kissinger to Bill Clinton, it has become almost de rigueur.

Kissinger's first visit to China was a tentative one.

Nobel peace prize winer Henry Kissinger (right) with Richard Nixon.

Kissinger, 88, first traveled to China on a secret mission ordered by Richard Nixon in 1971 to meet with Beijing officials.

But if Kissinger is right, they may yet have a chance to move the date back a bit.

In his new book, Henry Kissinger explains how to avoid the 'duel of the century. '

Instead I say to myself: damn you, Henry Kissinger, for calling my country a basket case.

Kissinger is a man from an age when open-necked shirts were never acceptable at lunch.

He served as a political aide to former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in the 1960s.

Only if Henry Kissinger came alive again. . . and you have to convince about 80-85% of Americans about allying with China Best of Luck! !

Former U. S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger just published a book On China.

Kissinger commended the vision, dedication and patriotism of the Chinese people.

Dr Kissinger agreed with Mao that the minutes be scrapped.

The book also doesn't reveal Mr. Kissinger's own views on whether China's rise will indeed be peaceful.

One supposes that Nixon feared a swift Soviet victory in China, but Kissinger does not say that.

She then told Walters she knew who the man was. It was Dr. Kissinger himself.

Nixon was smiling and Kissinger smiling more broadly.

Kissinger long ago created a new reality, but now his edifice is crumbling.

Henry Kissinger had slept there before, in July and again in October.

Early results from an audience poll show Kissinger and Zakaria won, taking 62 per cent of the vote.

Henry Kissinger may have thought that power is the ultimate aphrodisiac.

Later Henry Kissinger presided over a black mass at that church to commemorate this event.

Mr Kissinger offered also the other side of the coin.

somehow finding time on weekends to write the definitive biography of Henry Kissinger.

Ever since Nixon and Kissinger set a template, America's policy toward China has remained the same because the stakes are so high.

She has interviewed both Bill and Hillary Clinton, Henry Kissinger, and Kobe Bryant.

Can the Obama team dance as gracefully as Nixon and Kissinger?

Kissinger is a big shot, special adviser to the president.

For lot seasons Doctor Henry Kissinger has being a top banana in American toeign policy.

Kissinger: China poses 'big challenge' for US.

Inline: U. S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger (R) with Prime Minister Zhou Enlai in Beijing on November 25, 1974.

Since at that point secrecy was paramount, Kissinger was denied any briefing from the usual agencies.

During a speech earlier Monday, Kissinger expressed his optimism for the development of China-U. S. ties despite difficulties.

Kissinger and his small group of aides toured the Forbidden City, where the Chinese emperors had once lived in lofty splendor.

The Chinese archives also record Zhou's conversation as being with Henry Kissinger.

Kissinger and his small group of aids toured the Forbidden City, where the Chinese emperors once lived in lofty splendor.

Much has changed in the world since Kissinger's first trip to China.

THE year 1973 was Henry Kissinger's annus mirabilis.

Henry Kissinger's old witticism about Europe's having no phone number is more relevant than ever.

Or whether it be Nixon's trip to China, which was preceded by Henry Kissinger, many times before he went.

Kissinger was so devastated by Rockfeller's defeat that, according to one account, he wept.

Nixon-Kissinger thought that if we did business with China, they would quickly come to love the game of golf, and we could be good buddies.

Assassin! Lier. He is worse than Kissinger in Chle! MUCH worse.

Kissinger: Because I started life as a professor, I was concerned with doctrines and theory.

The Chinese value patience; as Mao explained to Kissinger, they measure time in millennia.

Kissinger: Because they have to have explained to them what is really being thought, which you can't put through cables.

The firm was founded in 1982 by Henry Kissinger.

Mr Kissinger, for example, preferred to use Chinese interpreters because they could be trusted not to talk to the American press.

Kissinger felt the massive bombing would st raigh tenthe P resident's hand in Ch ina.

This is best described by Henry Kissinger.

Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, for example, has said President Obama has taken the right approach.

Kissinger : That is very comparable to my experience.

These are said to emanate from Henry Kissinger.

Dr. Kissinger can bear witness that we have exerted extreme restraint since July of last year.

Since Nixon and Kissinger opened China to the world, the Republican strategy has been to engage China and not condemn it.

"The mind now boggling at all the numbers on the table, both sides agreed to a recess of an hour" ( Henry A. Kissinger )

Out of this turbulence inevitably come revolutionary powers, whose emergence is a critical theme in Kissinger's book

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Have you ever been to a bookstore in China and seen Chinese translations of Kissinger's or Hilary Clinton's memoirs?