61. Christopher Hitchen On Henry Kissinger When Tom Lehrer was asked why he quit writing satirical songs, he replied that afterHenry kissinger won the nobel Peace Prize in 1973, there was nothing left http://www.etan.org/et2001a/february/01-03/00chris.htm

Home Background ETAN/US News ... Site Index Subject: DemNow: Christopher Hitchens on Henry Kissinger Note: The February (on newsstands now) and March 2001 issues of Harper's Magazine feature a series by Christopher Hitchens on the case for charging Kissinger with War Crimes. Part 2 will feature an extensive section on East Timor. http://www.webactive.com/pacifica/demnow/dn20010125.html for a link to listen to the RealAudio version of the broadcast. CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS MAKES THE CASE CHARGING HENRY KISSINGER WITH WAR CRIMES In Indonesia: In the first successful prosecution for the destruction of East Timor in 1999, an international court sentenced a pro-Indonesian militiaman to 12 years in prison for murder. Joao Fernandes, 22, testified during his trial that Indonesian army officers had given him a samurai sword and ordered him to kill independence supporters. Hundreds of people died and most of East Timor was destroyed when the Indonesian army and its local auxiliaries went on a rampage after voters decided to break away from Indonesia in a U.N.-sponsored independence referendum in Aug. 1999. In Vietnam: Decades after the war on Southeast Asia ended, the United Nations estimates that 3.5 million mines lie buried in battlefields across Vietnam, and explosions still kill people every year, including children. The country is also strewn with bombs weighing up to 3,000 pounds, cluster bombs and live grenades.

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Kissinger Picks The Next Kluge Prize Winner You Can Pick Your Friends Too, Henry The one thing about Billington is that he can sure pick a winner. Sometimes his friends can pick one too, as you can see above. In the interests of continuing my tirade about Billington bringing "class" to the Library of Congress, Librarian X will now weigh in on the "tasty" issue of Henry Kissinger. A Man You Can Trust When addressing the Republican Convention, Kissinger denounced Richard Nixon as "not fit to be president." Well, Nixon won and guess who started to suck up? Indeed, Kissinger owes everything to Nixon, including giving him the job that ultimately led to his forming Henry Kissinger and Associates , that multimillion dollar "consulting" firm. Kissinger's list of "clients" is a rogues gallery, too numerous to name other than one of importance todayIraq. In Aburish's book Saddam , Kissinger is there in all his glory doing business with "the man who gassed his own people and tried to kill my daddy." Follow this link for more one Henry and Iraq . But I am getting ahead of my story. The WhitewashGetting The Dirt Out Follow this link to a great cartoon which says it all. But somebody stop me! Okay, want more to read

63. Anecdote Trial Of Christopher Hitchens? Kissinger Crime Arguments Sa In 2002, Christopher Hitchens published a curious book (The Trial of henry kissinger)advocating that kissinger (who won a nobel Peace Prize in 1973) be http://anecdotage.com/index.php?aid=6246

64. Adelante Bilingual Publication Is henry kissinger — nobel Laureate, the most famous diplomat of his generationand briefly head of the Sept. 11 investigative panel — also a war criminal? http://www.adelantesi.com/kissinger_eng.htm

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66. "The Trials Of Henry Kissinger" - Tribes Reviews It documents henry kissinger's rise from a thirteen year old GermanJewish butcher'sson and the North's negotiator, Lu Doc Tho, received the nobel Peace Prize http://www.tribes.org/reviews/ndthetrialsofhenrykissinger1102.html

285 e. third, ny 10009 info@tribes.org "The Trials of Henry Kissinger" Directed by Eugene Jarecki. (2002; 80 minutes) Produced by Alex Gibney and Eugene Jarecki. Written by Alex Gibney. Executive Producer: Roy Ackerman. Narrated by Brian Cox. Editor: Simon Barker. Music: Peter Nashel. USA/UK. A First Run Features Release. Held over at Film Forum through November 14, 2002. The Impossible Revolution review by Norman Douglas "A revolution is always impossible. Until it happens. Then, it's inevitable." Michael Tigar, Law Professor The Trials of Henry Kissinger, released by the BBC and instigated by Christopher Hitchens, takes the audience on a journey that I'm afraid I've already taken readers of this section on before. It documents Henry Kissinger's rise from a thirteen year old German-Jewish butcher's son and refugee to America in 1938 to his first job for the US government in 1944 as a counter-intelligence operative in Europe. After the war, after Harvard, HK (his signature joins the two letters together) wrote his first book, Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy in 1957. In this "brilliant" book, he recommends a bomb shelter for every American family. The New York Times hired Edward Teller, creator of the atomic bomb, to write a favorable review. First joining Nelson Rockefeller's staff to become a key part of the robber baron's 1960 presidential campaign, HK held a handful of government posts.

67. The Political Graveyard: Politicians Who Received The Nobel Peace Prize Received the nobel Peace Prize in 1973; received the Presidential Medal of Freedomin 1977. Still living as of 2000. Books by henry kissinger Years of Renewal http://politicalgraveyard.com/special/nobel-peace-prize.html

Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Politicians Who Received the Nobel Peace Prize (U.S. Politicians only) in chronological order Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919) also known as "T.R." "Teddy" "The Colonel" of New York, New York County , N.Y. Great-great-grandson of Archibald Bulloch ; nephew of Robert Barnwell Roosevelt ; father-in-law of Nicholas Longworth ; fourth cousin once removed and uncle by marriage of Franklin Delano Roosevelt ; father of Alice Lee Roosevelt Longworth and Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. ; granduncle of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr. ; great-grandfather-in-law of William Floyd Weld . Born in New York, New York County , N.Y., October 27 . Member of New York state assembly , 1882-84; delegate to Republican National Convention from New York, ; candidate for mayor of New York, N.Y. , 1886; colonel in the U.S. Army during the Spanish-American War; Governor of New York Vice President of the United States President of the United States , 1901-09; defeated (Progressive), 1912; candidate for Republican nomination for President, Christian Reformed . Member

68. The Trial Of Henry Kissinger: Christopher Hitchens In 1973 henry kissinger was awarded the nobel Prize for Peace as a result of hisefforts at the Paris Peace negogiations aimed at bringing the Vietnam War to http://www.belfastdec.org/globalissues/hitchens.htm

In 1973 Henry Kissinger was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace as a result of his efforts at the Paris Peace negogiations aimed at bringing the Vietnam War to an end. Today his opinion is still sought, in many circles, whenever important questions of international diplomacy arise. However, if the true story of Kissinger. s career had been known many argue he would, like Slobodan Milosevic, be facing a trial in the Hague for crimes against humanity. Christopher Hitchens makes the case against the former US Secretary of State in his book The Trial of Henry Kissinger. Confessing from the start to being a 'political opponent' of the book. s subject, he goes on to list a series of 'identifiable crimes' which can be levelled against Kissinger. Amongst others they include: The deliberate killing of civilian populations in Indochina. Deliberate collusion in mass murder, and later in assassination, in Bangladesh. The incitement and enabling of genocide in East Timor. Personal involvement in a plan to kidnap and murder a journalist in Washington D.C.

69. Telegraph | News | Kissinger Shuns Summons henry kissinger. Mr kissinger was visiting Paris when police delivered a summons tothe Loire saying other obligations had prevented the 1973 nobel Peace Prize http://news.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2001/05/31/wkiss31.xml

70. Henry A. Kissinger | Internet Links henry A. kissinger // RELATED LINKS. EXTERNAL LINKS nobel eMUSEUMhenry A. kissinger – Biography. Harper's Magazine Regarding http://www.commonwealthclub.org/archive/01/01-07kissinger-links.html

HENRY A. KISSINGER // RELATED LINKS EXTERNAL LINKS NOBEL e-MUSEUM Henry A. Kissinger – Biography Harper's Magazine "Regarding Henry Kissinger" A panel discussion with Scott Armstrong, Christopher Hitchens, Stanley Kutler, Roger Morris, and Alfred Rueben at tThe National Press Club in Washington, D.C. INTERNAL LINKS 1984 Club Speech Read the transcript of the speech by Henry Kissinger in 1984. 1976 Club Speech Read the transcript of the speech by Henry Kissinger in 1976 Event Audio Listen to the 2001 and 1976 Kissinger programs in full, in RealAudio format. Christopher Hitchens Listen to Hitchens' response to Henry Kissinger. Close This Window

71. ¿Nobel De La Paz Y Genocida? Translate this page 17 de junio del 2001. Acoso judicial a henry kissinger por crímenescontra la humanidad ¿nobel de la paz y genocida? Diario 16. http://www.eurosur.org/rebelion/ddhh/kissinger170601.htm

17 de junio del 2001 ¿Nobel de la paz y genocida? Diario 16 E l nombre, casi sagrado en Estados Unidos, de Henry Kissinger se está viendo ensuciado por las sospechas de que participó en crímenes contra la humanidad. Jueces de Francia, Chile y Argentina quieren interrogar al ex secretario de Estado de EE UU, y un periodista le señala en un libro como genocida. El premio Nobel de la Paz nunca ha sido asociado a protagonistas de crímenes contra la humanidad. Lógicamente, quienes ostentan semejantes laureles habrían de ser sujetos ajenos a pensamientos genocidas. Pero la realidad a veces carece de esa lógica. Así, éstos son días en los que un nombre tan venerado como el de Henry Kissinger ha pasado a ser asimilado a algunas de las peores atrocidades de nuestra historia más reciente. Días de sudor frío para el que fue flamante secretario de Estado de la primera potencia mundial. Y en los que las invitaciones para conferencias de postín se combinan con citaciones judiciales para que explique si tuvo algo que ver con torturas, asesinatos y violaciones de los derechos humanos. Kissinger se ganó el premio Nobel en 1973. Al parecer, impulsar las negociaciones de un alto el fuego con Vietnam del Norte era mérito suficiente para tal galardón.

72. Bush Calls On Henry Kissinger, By David Krieger, December 4, 2002 In 1973 the nobel Peace Prize was tarnished when it was awarded to HenryKissinger for his role in negotiating the end of the Vietnam War. http://www.wagingpeace.org/articles/02.12/1204krieger_kissinger.htm

Bush Calls on Henry Kissinger by David Krieger, December 4, 2002 In 1973 the Nobel Peace Prize was tarnished when it was awarded to Henry Kissinger for his role in negotiating the end of the Vietnam War. The duplicitous and secretive Kissinger had also been involved in sabotaging peace negotiations with the North Vietnamese five years earlier. He eventually helped conclude the war, after some one million more Vietnamese and 20,000 more Americans had died, on substantially the same terms that he sabotaged in 1968. Kissinger was also deeply involved in conducting the secret and illegal US bombing of Cambodia and Laos, and of withholding information from the US Congress on this broadening of the war. Related links Who Are the Terrorists By F.H. Knelman, Ph.D., October 25, 2001 Building Peace from the Ashes , by David Krieger, October 15, 2001 Pursuing justice for the crimes of September 11, 2001 and reducing the risks of terrorism

73. Guerrilla News Network ended up as a Pillar of the Establishment and nobel Peace Prize opaque as the vicepresident could appreciate the sublime translucency of henry kissinger. http://www.guerrillanews.com/intelligence/doc871.html

GNN Site Search Send this Page Guerrilla of the Week Editor's Pick, December 2, 2002 "Winona Ryder in charge of security at Bloomingdales or Dracula in charge of the blood bank." - Commentator Mark Shields on the appointment of Henry Kissinger as head of the 9/11 "Independent" Commission, Nov. 29th PBS NewsHour (thanks to Unanswered Questions ' Kyle Hence) If you've been living in a cave for the last week, or just trying to ignore depressing developments in the so-called War on Terror, here's the latest news flash from the White House Office of Obfuscation: Henry Kissinger , our modern Machiavelli in a $3,000 suit, is the man President Bush has anointed to get to the bottom of what really happened on 9-11. Could it get more surreal? Consider this: The man in charge of finding out how 3,000 Americans were murdered on Sept. 11, 2001 was himself charged with homicide on Sept. 10 . A civil suit filed in U.S. federal court by the survivors of Gen. Rene Schneider of Chile the day before the planes hit , claims Kissinger, while Nixon's national security advisor, ordered the 1973 murder of their father, a liberal general loyal to the democratically-elected president Salvador Allende . The murder triggered Allende's overthrow, and ushered in the brutal dictatorship of Auguso Pinochet.

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75. Henry Kissinger ::: Insults About Politics & Politicians Insults about Politics Politicians henry kissinger. Political satirebecame obsolete when henry kissinger was awarded the nobel Peace Prize. http://www.insultmonger.com/politics/henry_kissinger.htm

Generators Swearing Slang Personality ... Joke Server Henry Kissinger Political satire became obsolete when Henry Kissinger was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. – Tom Lehrer, on Henry Kissinger Ninety percent of the politicians give the other ten percent a bad name. - Henry Kissinger History has so far shown is only two roads to international stability, equilibrium and domination. - Henry Kissinger University politics are vicious precisely because the stakes are so small. - Henry Kissinger An Iranian moderate is one that has run out of ammunition. - Henry Kissinger The main advantage of being famous is that when you bore people at dinner parties they think it is their fault. - Henry Kissinger

76. Henry Kissinger - Author Details And Biography - The Quotations Page Full Name, kissinger, henry Alfred (orig. Heinz Alfred kissinger). scholar; nationalsecurity advisor 19691975; Secretary of State 1973-1977; nobel Prize in http://www.quotationspage.com/author.php?author=Henry Kissinger

77. Henry Kissinger Translate this page A obtenu le prix nobel en 1973. Professeur, conseiller à la Défense Nationalede 1969 à 1975, Secrétaire d'Etat de 1973 à 1977, henry kissinger est né http://www.nobel-paix.ch/bio/kissinge.htm

A obtenu le prix Nobel en 1973 Diplomatie, politique «L'équilibre des puissances et non la paix est l'objectif de tout homme d'Etat qui doit être pragmatique et réaliste et prêt au compromis en évitant des objectifs idéologiques» Professeur, conseiller à la Défense Nationale de 1969 à 1975, Secrétaire d'Etat de 1973 à 1977, Henry Kissinger est né dans le sud de l'Allemagne de parents juifs. En 1938, sa famille émigre aux Etats-Unis et s'établit à New-York. Il devient citoyen américain en 1943. Ses capacités linguistiques et son intelligence font de lui un interprète des services secrets américains en Europe pendant la guerre. Realpolitik , H. Kissinger est un des artisans de la signature des Accords de Paris

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Join Epinions Help Sign In In Theaters Movies All Categories Advanced Search Home Media In Theaters The Trials of Henry Kissinger Overall rating: Reviewed by 1 Epinions user - Write a review Bang For The Buck Compare Prices View Details Read Reviews Subscribe to reviews on this product Read Review of The Trials of Henry Kissinger Review Summary About the Author THE TRIALS OF HENRY KISSINGER: Not to Worry He's Here When We Need Him!! Dec 03 '02 (Updated Dec 23 '02) Author's Product Rating Bang For The Buck Pros Quick moving. Strongly narrated. Excellent interviews. Supremely important subject. Cons Christopher Hitchens may be Dr. Kissinger's counterpart in unctuousness. Early evidence not so well documented. The Bottom Line THE TRIALS OF HENRY KISSINGER: More relevant than when I saw it weeks ago: How could the Bush Administration have thought Kissinger the person to impartially lead our 9-1-1 Investigation?!! Full Review Plot Details: This opinion reveals major details about the movie's plot. On September 11, 2001, the Washington Post reported a wrongful death suit against Henry Kissinger, American National Security Advisor from 1969 to 1975. It was brought by the son of Chilean Army Chief of Staff Rene Schneider, whose kidnap and murder in 1970 prepared the way three years later for a coup which put General Augusto Pinochet into power in Chile. The suit followed one of similar intent, over a decade earlier, by the widow [Joyce Horman] of Journalist Charles Horman, an American victim of the Terror in Chile. (That case had been the basis of Costa-Gavras's Oscar-winning docu-drama screenplay for MISSING [1982], starring Jack Lemmon and Sissy Spacek.) Considerable debate might have been stimulated by Rene Schneider, Jr's action, breaking as it did on the 28th anniversary of the coup, but ironically, other events swept the article down to the fish-wrapping department at most U.S. newspapers.

79. Kissinger, Henry (Alfred) kissinger, henry (Alfred). He shared the nobel Prize for Peace in 1973 with NorthVietnamese diplomat Le Duc Tho for their efforts in securing the peace http://www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0014142.html

HOME Internet Access Broadband Easter ... Travel Search the Web: serveAd("REFERENCE.HOME") REFERENCE ENCYCLOPAEDIA Hutchinson's Encyclopaedia Country Facts On This Day ... Wildlife TOOLS Car Insurance Cheap Flights Downloads Email By Phone ... What's On TISCALI About Us Business Services Investor Relations Contact Us Click a letter for the index A B C D ... Z Or search the encyclopaedia: HUTCHINSON ENCYCLOPEDIA Kissinger, Henry (Alfred) German-born US diplomat. After a brilliant academic career at Harvard University, he was appointed national security adviser in 1969 by President Nixon, and was secretary of state 197377. His missions to the USSR and China improved US relations with both countries, and he took part in negotiating US withdrawal from Vietnam in 1973 and in Arab-Israeli peace negotiations 197375. He shared the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1973 with North Vietnamese diplomat Le Duc Tho for their efforts in securing the peace settlement of the Vietnam War. His secret trips to Beijing and Moscow led to Nixon's visits to both countries and a general dtente. In 1976 he was involved in the negotiations in Africa arising from the Angola and Rhodesia crises. In 1983, President Reagan appointed him to head a bipartisan commission on Central America. He was widely regarded as the most powerful member of Nixon's administration. makeButtonNoSize("REFERENCE.HOME","R2")

80. Henry Kissinger Page Several articles and book excerpts critical of the former Secretary of State, and links for related Category Society History Personas kissinger, henry A.......henry kissinger page. The illegal we can Take Him Away book review.The Pitfalls of Universal Jurisdiction - by henry kissinger. http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Kissinger/HKissinger.html

Henry Kissinger page "The illegal we can do right now; the unconstitutional will take a little longer." Henry Kissinger Websites KissingerWatch / International Campaign Against Impunity Bilderberg Conferences / Kissinger page The Trial of Henry Kissinger Appeal to revoke Henry Kissinger's Nobel Peace Prize ... Wanted for War Crimes - Henry Kissinger Books The Trial of Henry Kissinger - Christopher Hitchins BBC Documentary - The Trials of Henry Kissinger " Why should we flagellate ourselves for what the Cambodians did to each other?" Henry Kissinger, about the genocide in Cambodia perpetrated by the U.S.-supported Pol Pot regime The Price of Power - Kissinger in the Nixon Whitehouse Articles The Case Against Henry Kissinger - Hitchins - Part 1 The Case Against Henry Kissinger - Hitchins - Part 2 The Fugitive - Christopher Hitchins Court Time for Henry - Christopher Hitchins ... Kissinger and Pinochet "The issues are much too important for the Chilean voters to be left to decide for themselves." "I don't see why we need to stand by and watch a country go communist due to the irresponsibility of its people."

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