there will be one of the great discussions in the near future. now i'm trying to do what i did with nuclear weapons to draw attention to the importance of the impact of this evolution. it makes no sense to retell the biography of henry kager, it is widely known. well , suffice it to say that even his own memoirs consist of three volumes, but in general about him, well, in almost all countries of the world there are dozens of books of publications.

i'm lucky. that in my mature years i was engaged in what i was really interested in, the profession is my happiness, i am happy and i do it without boredom. in order to be absolutely sure of anything, you need to know about it, either all or nothing from the book years in the white house. henry kissinger can safely be called a self-made man. he was born in 1923 in germany in the bavarian town of fürth in a jewish family six months before hitler's beer bunch, his

father taught at the gymnasium, and his mother was a housewife in 1938. at the urging of his mother paula. the family emigrated to the united states , all their relatives who remained in germany died during the holocaust. in america, henry's family received refugee status, he went to school for 15 years in the evenings, and during the day he worked at a shaving brush factory, then he went to school to study accounting, but the second world war began and in 1943, having received us citizenship, henry left served at the front as a scout, 8. the 4th infantry division in the winter of the 44th in its composition participated in an order operation in a large-scale counteroffensive of the allied forces of the usa and great britain, henry was fluent german, therefore, in 1945 he was transferred to

counterintelligence, engaged in the denomination of the identification of the nazis and the restoration of the civil administration. in german cities, he led a team to track down gestapa officers and a saboteur in hannover for this operation was awarded a bronze star in 1946 taught at the intelligence school of the command of the us armed forces in the european zone in 1947 . returned to the us was it 77 years ago. you look wonderful. you know how to say life is divided into three periods of youth, middle age and that period, when you look great, after returning from the war entered the prestigious harvard

university successfully graduated received a master of arts ph.d. taught at this university. for years he entered the service as a political adviser. he worked with a mounted rockefeller for a long time and was even a participant. as an adviser to three, true, all three times of unsuccessful presidential races that nelson raksher participated in, but it was the non-cenarcheller who saw in the young scientist huge potential and it will be necessary to rightly to say that actually it was nelson rockefeller who pushed kerry into serious

diplomacy, in my opinion, your diplomatic career can be called the most remarkable of our time, indeed a magnificent diplomat today. understand your goals and try to solve the most urgent problems in relations between countries while also thinking about longer-term goals. but at the same time, we must not forget that other countries have their own goals, and they must be taken into account in their work and build peaceful relations when reach an understanding. but i'd better stop now before i delve deeper into the problems that today's

diplomats have to deal with. in the sixties, henry kissinger was already known as an authoritative strategic expert, advised the us government departments of state, headed a special research project, this work gave him many useful contacts and influential friends, published three books for the monograph nuclear weapons and foreign policy. received the prize in the morning of wilson in 1968 at the next election. he defeated richard nixon and appointed henry kissinger for national security adviser. it was the first but not the only finest hour of the kisenjars from that moment on. all accumulated knowledge. the whole experience is all your extraordinary mind. henry kisenscher. channeled international diplomacy. diplomacy. there is the art of the burdened body. henry keysenger from

diplomacy. from 1969 to september 1972 , henry kiesner made 29 trips to 26 countries and participated in 140 meetings between president neeson and foreign leaders. at that time, that activity of caesar was called in political dictionary shuttle diplomacy intestines. this period of his work is now being studied by the universities of those studying to be a diplomat. it must be said that it was then in september of the seventy-third year that the appointer was appointed by the state for the first time in the history of america , the key positions in the administration of the president of the state for national security were entrusted to one person. there is a photograph she

is quite famous on it, she swears to the position of state litter, and the bible on which his mother paul sags through her hands this, of course, was her finest hour. what a great happiness for a mother to see her son's incredible success over the years, your career as national security adviser to the secretary of state diplomat, what you remember as the most difficult times. well, let's say when you couldn't sleep at night.

the ability to sleep at night but when it came to the future of central europe or when the complex issues of nuclear weapons were on the agenda, the situation looked far from cloudless, and i always hoped and continue to hope in such critical moments that in the end the way out will be found and it will turn out to work together. president ford's national security assistant

visited china on a secret mission many times, and he was able to organize a summit meeting in beijing for president nielsen for another seventy-three years. and the chairman of the state council of the people's republic of china, jonlaya, it is this visit that will first put diplomatic relations between the united states and the people's republic of china behind them. there were 22 years left. feuds many kinzhera missions passed

in the strictest secrecy. i went and the soviet leaders decided that it should be, then a secret trip to moscow . he came for this surrender. and we spent the whole day together. my impressions i am aware that i liked brezhnev it seemed to me that

at least before the stroke. he was such a cheerful person, pleasant to talk to. in 1969-70 , a confidential communication channel was organized by henry kissinger, anatoly saved the ussr from many secret negotiations. were conducted through this channel and only the heads of state were aware of the topic détente, vietnam cuba middle east jewish immigration from the ussr thanks to kissinger, about 100,000 citizens of the ussr emigrated to israel i was invited to play chess with him many times. and i always refused for two reasons, firstly, he would have beaten me, and secondly, and i didn’t want your psychologists to study my

method of thinking, so to speak, i didn’t want to make it easier for them. i would say that my game with the soviet union was also a game of chess, depending on the subject of the question in particular.

he was businesslike, he did not avoid talking on a specific issue during negotiations, kischer could cause a headache, but he was never boring or bureaucratic, by the way, to say so far in his public speeches. do not use a pre-prepared text, although the american tradition. in general, at lectures of large speeches, it is customary to read on paper. it's like an additional respect for the audience does not like it, and everyone knows his simple technique. he appears in front of the audience saying that uh i cooked lecture notes, but forgot them at home. and so let me speak for myself. by the way, to say, at the same time, he very often

quotes writers. about periods of different stories the author of the groom for me it was a living experience. and in my negotiations or in discussions with soviet leaders , the transcripts of these conversations are now being published. you 'll see, there's a lot of philosophy, a lot of deep ideas. i was just having fun. to

prepare the visits of the soviet union president richard nixon came to moscow on may 22 , 1972, so even general fss brezhnev and the president of the united states signed the strategic arms limitation treaty. i had a lot of respect for gromyko he had a profile of exactly what to do and was very stubbornly specific and the points had a wonderful sense of humor such an intelligent double negatives and when

used to understand what he really meant. he did not give up his position.

president nixon believed, as i did, that it was extremely important for russia and the united states to understand each other and was always ready to conclude specific agreements on the basis of mutual benefits. he was not inclined to rhetoric. he believed that the task of foreign policy is to deal with the foreign policy of other countries. m

in a crisis, the most daring course is often the safest henry kesanjar from diplomacy international relations in a question conducted by foring policy magazine. in 2015, they gave the most votes to henry kissinger, calling him the most effective us secretary of state over the past 50 years . times of ideological confrontation between the two systems. where did the word titan come from? i don't know myself. where did it come from?

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the main news that came on sunday artyomovsk is completely liberated vladimir putin congratulated the wagner group and the russian military on the liberation of the city, the kremlin press service reports. i will read out the official message vladimir putin congratulates the wagner assault detachments and all the servicemen of the russian federation armed forces who provided them with the necessary support and flank cover for the completion of the operation to liberate artyomovsk. the kremlin also noted that all those who distinguished themselves will be presented with state awards. artyomovsk is located in the north of the dpr, it was