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In the long-awaited third and final volume of his bestselling memoirs, Henry Kissinger has produced a definitive, often startling account of the years from Nixon's resignation to the end of the Ford administration. Combining wit, intelligence, and intimate knowledge, he assesses Nixon's personality and the self-inflicted tragedy that ended his presidency offers an admiring perspective on Gerald Ford, and details the agony of America's withdrawal from Vietnam and the continuing crises of the Cold War. From his portraits of world leaders -- including Rabin, Sadat, Mao, and Brezhnev -- to his insights into the inner workings of government and diplomacy, Kissinger takes readers to the center of a world he helped shape and illuminates vital issues that still resonate today.
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