Operation Nickel Grass
Works to secure urgent American resupply for Israel.
Role range: 1973-1973 – 1973-1977
Follow Henry Alfred Kissinger through 72 dated historical records for United States of America.
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Works to secure urgent American resupply for Israel.
Role range: 1973-1973 – 1973-1977
Flies to Moscow for ceasefire talks with Soviet leaders.
Role range: 1973-1973 – 1973-1977
Negotiates ceasefire terms with Leonid Brezhnev that lead to United Nations Security Council Resolution 338.
Role range: 1973-1973 – 1973-1977
Supports Resolution 338 calling for a ceasefire and peace negotiations.
Role range: 1973-1973 – 1973-1977
Negotiates between the United States, Soviet Union, Israel, and Arab states during the October War crisis.
Role range: 1973-1973 – 1973-1977
Begins postwar shuttle diplomacy between Israel and Arab states.
Role range: 1973-1973 – 1973-1977
Attends the Geneva peace conference after the war.
Role range: 1973-1973 – 1973-1977
Awarded the Hope Award for International Understanding. Awarded the American Institute for Public Service Award
Role range: 1968-1974 – 1973-1977
Shares the Nobel Peace Prize with Le Duc Tho for negotiating the Paris Peace Accords; Le Duc Tho declines the prize.
Role range: 1968-1974 – 1973-1977
Helps mediate the Egyptian-Israeli disengagement agreement after the October War.
Role range: 1973-1974 – 1973-1977
Negotiations about the new settlement over Panama Canal starts, they eventually lead to Torrijos-Carter treaties and handing the Canal over to Panamanian control
Role range: 1968-1974 – 1973-1977
Negotiations about the new settlement over Panama Canal starts, they eventually lead to Torrijos-Carter treaties and handing the Canal over to Panamanian control
Role range: 1968-1974 – 1973-1977
Kissinger succeeds in bringing the Israelis & Egyptians to the negotiating table
Role range: 1968-1974 – 1973-1977
Kissinger, Rabin & Peres agree the withdrawal of Israel from Sinai
Role range: 1968-1974 – 1973-1977
Kissinger succeeds in bringing the Israelis & Egyptians to the negotiating table. Decides to send arms to support the FNLA in Angola
Role range: 1968-1974 – 1973-1977
Decides to send arms to support the FNLA in Angola
Role range: 1968-1974 – 1973-1977
The Indonesian army responds with indiscriminate massacres, it is said that some 200,000 East Timorese lose their lives during the 24-year occupation, due to starvation and army massacres. Suharto discusses the invasion with Kissinger and President Ford in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta, Ford and Kissinger make clear that US relations with Indonesia would remain strong
Suharto discusses the invasion with Kissinger and President Ford in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta, Ford and Kissinger make clear that US relations with Indonesia would remain strong
Kissinger oversees the evacuation of servicemen from Thailand
Role range: 1968-1974 – 1973-1977
Meets Vorster to discuss a resolution to the Rhodesian problem
Henry Kissinger has discussions with James Callaghan after his 10 day tour of Africa
Ian Smith announces aceptance of Kissingers 2 yr transition to black majority rule
During a meeting with Argentine Foreign Minister C‚sar Augusto Guzzetti, Kissinger assureds him that the United States is an ally.
but urges him to "get back to normal procedures" quickly before the US Congress reconvenes and imposes sanctions.
Kissinger takes a similar line as he had toward Chile when the Argentine military, led by Jorge Videla, topple the democratic Government of Isabel Peron and consolidate power, launching brutal reprisals and "disappearances".
Kissinger is actively involved in negotiations regarding the Rhodesian Bush War. Kissinger, along with South Africas Prime Minister John Vorster, pressures Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith to hasten the transition to black majority rule in Rhodesia
Role range: 1973-1977
During the campaign, Carter criticizes Kissinger, arguing he was "single-handedly" managing all of Americas foreign relations
Awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom
Appointed to Georgetown Universitys Center for Strategic and International Studies
Publishes, "White House Years"
Awarded the Medal of Liberty
Publishes, "Diplomacy"
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