Robert is joined again by Gareth Reynolds & Dave Anthony (The Dollop) for part two of our epic six part series on Henry Kissinger.
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03/17/22 • 96 min
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Behind the Bastards - Part Two: Kissinger
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In this episode titled "Part Two: Kissinger," the podcast delves into the Johnson administration's negotiations to end the Vietnam War and the suspicious actions surrounding them. It reveals how Richard Nixon used a back channel to sabotage the negotiations and explores Henry Kissinger's involvement as a secret informant. The failure of peace negotiations and the subsequent impact on the war are discussed, shedding light on the motivations of Kissinger, who prioritized careerism over ideological beliefs. The episode also touches on Kissinger's intellectual upbringing, his book on nuclear weapons and foreign policy, and his connections with influential figures. The devastating consequences of Kissinger's actions and the political motivations that drove decisions in the Vietnam War are underscored. The discussion hints at upcoming topics on Cambodia and Kissinger's personal life. The episode concludes with plugs for the speakers' websites, upcoming tours, and Robert Evans' novel "After the Revolution."
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Part Two: Kissinger Top Questions Answered
What books did Henry Kissinger write that gained him fame and influence?
Henry Kissinger wrote several influential books that earned him fame and influence. His book "Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy" argued for the possibility of limited use of nuclear weapons in the Cold War. It became a bestseller, with 17,000 copies sold and 14 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. He also wrote "The Necessity of Choice" in which he expressed concern about America's declining global influence and pushed the notion of a missile gap. This concept was later debunked but benefited the defense industry.
What books did Henry Kissinger write that gained him fame and influence?
Henry Kissinger wrote several influential books that earned him fame and influence. His book "Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy" argued for the possibility of limited use of nuclear weapons in the Cold War. It became a bestseller, with 17,000 copies sold and 14 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. He also wrote "The Necessity of Choice" in which he expressed concern about America's declining global influence and pushed the notion of a missile gap. This concept was later debunked but benefited the defense industry.
What books did Henry Kissinger write that gained him fame and influence?
Henry Kissinger wrote several influential books that earned him fame and influence. His book "Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy" argued for the possibility of limited use of nuclear weapons in the Cold War. It became a bestseller, with 17,000 copies sold and 14 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. He also wrote "The Necessity of Choice" in which he expressed concern about America's declining global influence and pushed the notion of a missile gap. This concept was later debunked but benefited the defense industry.
What books did Henry Kissinger write that gained him fame and influence?
Henry Kissinger wrote several influential books that earned him fame and influence. His book "Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy" argued for the possibility of limited use of nuclear weapons in the Cold War. It became a bestseller, with 17,000 copies sold and 14 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. He also wrote "The Necessity of Choice" in which he expressed concern about America's declining global influence and pushed the notion of a missile gap. This concept was later debunked but benefited the defense industry.
What books did Henry Kissinger write that gained him fame and influence?
Henry Kissinger wrote several influential books that earned him fame and influence. His book "Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy" argued for the possibility of limited use of nuclear weapons in the Cold War. It became a bestseller, with 17,000 copies sold and 14 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. He also wrote "The Necessity of Choice" in which he expressed concern about America's declining global influence and pushed the notion of a missile gap. This concept was later debunked but benefited the defense industry.
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