Кризис

Genri Kissindzher - amerikanskiĭ gosudarstvennyĭ dei͡atelʹ, diplomat i ėkspert v oblasti mezhdunarodnoĭ politiki, zanimal dolzhnosti sovetnika amerikanskogo prezidenta po nat͡sionalʹnoĭ bezopasnosti v 1969 - 1975 godakh i gosudarstvennogo sekretari͡a SShA s 1973 po 1977 god. Laureat Nobelevskoĭ premii mira za 1973 god, Kissindzher - odin iz samykh avtoritetnykh politologov v mire.Vo vremi͡a raboty doktora Kissindzhera v administrat͡sii prezidenta Richarda Niksona velasʹ reguli͡arnai͡a raspechatka stenogramm telefonnykh razgovorov. S 2001 goda stenogrammy, khrani͡ashchiesi͡a v Nat͡sionalʹnom arkhive SShA, stali obshchedostupnymi.Ėti zapisi i kommentarii k nim Genri Kissindzhera peredai͡ut atmosferu, v kotoroĭ prinimalisʹ vazhnye reshenii͡a, i kharakter otnosheniĭ, na kotorykh stroilasʹ amerikanskai͡a politika.V knige obsuzhdai͡utsi͡a dva krizisa - arabo-izrailʹskai͡a voĭna na Blizhnem Vostoke v okti͡abre 1973 goda i okonchatelʹnyĭ ukhod iz Vʹetnama v 1975 godu.

Henry Kissinger is an American statesman, diplomat and expert in the field of international politics, who served as an adviser to the American President on national security in 1969 - 1975 and US Secretary of State from 1973 to 1977. Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1973, Kissinger is one of the most respected political scientists in the world.During Dr. Kissinger's work in the administration of President Richard Nixon, regular transcripts of telephone conversations were printed out. Since 2001, transcripts stored in the US National Archives have become publicly available.These notes and Henry Kissinger's comments on them convey the atmosphere in which important decisions were made and the nature of the relations on which American politics was built.The book discusses two crises - the Arab-Israeli war in the Middle East in October 1973 and the final withdrawal from Vietnam in 1975.