.... And if there is any American candidate in the running for the individ- ual gold medal, it has to be Henry Kissinger, the subject, or object, of Christopher Lambrose | The Abusable Past 219 Hitchens’s recent The Trial of Henry Kissinger. The volume indicts Kissinger...

... Harvard protege, Henry Kissinger. (In Compromised Campus, Sigmund Diamond recalls that young Henry was best know for opening fellow graduate students' mail and send- ing contents to the FBI. But this is another story-r is it?) Rh4N had moments, as many commentators have noted, when he seemed...

... of Chile's truth and reconciliation process. In February 1999, the president authorized, and his administration initiated, the Chile Declassification Project. © 2016 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2016 declassified documents US foreign policy Pinochet Nixon Kissinger CIA...

... power, and negotiations would begin with the South Vietnamese government, leading toward a government of reconciliation and, eventually, free elec- tions. This is "peace at last," announced Nixon's accomplice and negotiator, national security aide Henry Kissinger. When a pollster...

... imperial leaders of their generation. The best that Henry Kissinger could do a few years later, for ex- ample, was to blurt out a crude reference to the same idiom- presenting himself as Gary Cooper in High Noon. The excessively self-conscious Dr. Cowboy will ride on stage in good time...

... Drawing the Line: The American Decision to Divide Germany, 1944-49 and a forthcoming book on Nixon, Kissinger and the Illusion of National Security. She is a Steering Committee member of Historians Against the War and legislative coordinator for United for Peace and Justice. © 2017 by MARHO...

... deliberations on nuclear weapons focus on the Soviet force structure if this is a hoax? On occasion Chomsky appears to shift ground, contending that policymakers do not understand the basis of their own ac- tions. He makes this claim about Henry Kissinger, whose 3,000- page memoirs feature endless...

... Presidents" Henry A. Kissinger, Nixon Funeral Oration "I believe the second half of the twentieth century will be known as the age of Nixon." Senator Bob Dole, Nixon FuneraZ Oration "President Nixon's purney across the American landscape mirrored...

... the Kennedy administra- tion, but he consulted with the Defense De~artment In the late 1950s, major theoretical developments in deterrence theory occurred outside of RAND. For example, Harvard govern- ment professor Henry Kissinger developed the ideas for his influen- tial book, NiicIenr...

...? The worldwide effort to subpoena Henry Kissinger to testify about his (and U.S.) complicity in the 1973 violent overthrow of Chile’s Salvadore Allende has sprung in part from what Roane Carey, writing in the Nation back in February 2000, called “the Pinochet Principle...

... to discover, the only archived underwear of a twentieth-century male political figure belongs to Henry Kissinger. In the late 1970s, it seems, when Kissinger was battling the National Archives for control of his papers, he once exploded at ar- chivist Richard Jacobs. "All you bloody archivists...

... was occupied by Henry Louis (Skip) Gates, Jr., who seems to have become the Henry Kissinger of telecommentary on black culture these days. Called to testify on behalf of the bawdy rappers, Gates described their approach as “one of the most venerated forms of art.” Just the kind of statement to set...

... vilified as traitors, was the special Nixon/Kissinger strategy for punishing domestic protesters. After each ever-larger mass mobilization against the war, their adminis- tration launched massive air and ground assaults on Vietnam, mak- ing our peace activities lethal to the very people whose...

..., about strategic weapons. 4. My framework doesn't explain the existence of strategic nuclear weapons. 5. My debunking of Kissinger "highlightsthe fragility of [my] own presentation." RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW 44 1989 PAGES 138-151 CHOMSKY-EISENBERG...

... mistakes, in a society gone utterly wrong. Henry Kissinger- who at the outset of his academic career opened the mail of his Harvard colleagues and reported his findings to the FBI-fits the psychological profile of the pathological youngster and later mad bomber far better than Bates's victims...

... the neoconservative media and policy mainstream, a debate over the U.S.'s future as a "great power" has raged since the late 1980s' abetted by the prominence given to Paul Kennedy's histori- cal schematization of decline and various scenarios from Brzezin- ski, Kissinger et al. This roundtable...

...” for sending troops to Angola. 28 Aiming at the heart of Cuban internacionalismo, the United States condemned Cuba for perpetuating the wrongs the revolution claimed to fight against, labeling Cuba and its Soviet allies as racist, imperialist aggressors. US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger accused Cuba...

... that it's an Empire. The short run problem is to make it a responsible Empire, to give up the messianic global formulation of American national security. I think that Kissinger understood that. I think that Nixon-I don't know how to separate the two men, I don't think you can...

... a Holocaust-sur- vivor award recently made by Wiesel to Henry Kissinger, the very ar- chitect of mass slaughter in America's southeast Asian quest. THE PAST IN PRINT/99 Breines’s book appears at a crucial, and very tragic, moment of transition in which...

... is holding Pinochet responsible. Will Henry Kissinger be visiting his old co-conspirator?Will he stand up for his old comrade-in-arms as a character witness? We don’t know, but we are willing to float Henry the price of a plane ticket to London to find out. Who knows what could happen there? ...