Artículo The New Yorker, 18.05.2020 Thomas Meaney, académico (Max Planck Society-Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft)
Nixon’s Secretary of State was a far less remarkable figure than his supporters, his critics—and he himself—believed.
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Kissinger in 1972. Recent works in the vast literature on him have questioned fundamental assumptions... 
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