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Article: "Memorandum for Mr. Bundy": Henry Kissinger as consultant to the Kennedy National Security Council.(McGeorge Bundy, United States National Security Advisor to President John F. Kennedy)(Essay)
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- June 22, 2009
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IN THE FOREWORD to his book White House Years, Henry A. Kissinger (b. 1923) acknowledges that "for better or worse, I was called upon to play a prominent role in the making and execution of United States foreign policy." (1) Indeed, for the last fifty years, Kissinger's name has been synonymous with diplomacy, and he is widely considered as a preeminent expert on the subject. It does not surprise that a majority of those who analyze Kissinger's career focus on the policies he executed while he was National Security Adviser and Secretary of State under Presidents Nixon and Ford. However, historians and biographers have largely neglected Kissinger's first White House ...
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