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The Trial of Henry Kissinger

Biography & History

The Trial of Henry Kissinger

Biography & History

The Trial of Henry Kissinger

Christopher Hitchens

The main point of this book: Renowned American diplomat Henry Kissinger had a concealed negative aspect. Despite his reputation as a skilled leader, he was also a ruthless, money-driven politician who could conceal a history of human rights abuses with some notable diplomatic achievements. While it’s improbable, there is sufficient proof to prosecute Kissinger. Looking to introduce to your colleagues? Are you aware that we also provide group memberships for businesses? Click the link below, or encourage your Learning & Development department to contact us, to discover how you and your team can benefit from —both personally and in terms of career advancement.

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In his book The Trial of Henry Kissinger, Hitchens uncovers an unexpected aspect of Henry Kissinger's character. He explores the negative aspects of American foreign policy and presents direct evidence of Kissinger's unlawful actions in Vietnam, Bangladesh, and East Timor, as well as his disregard for human rights and involvement in war crimes.

Buchzusammenfassung

Christopher Hitchens (1949–2011) was an British author, journalist and broadcaster. He wrote for a number of publications including The New Statesman, The Nation and Vanity Fair and was a regular commentator on various issues.

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