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The first translation into English of Jérémie Gallon's prize-winning contemporary biography, Kissinger, the European draws lessons from Kissinger's life and actions and discusses how they might be used to create a more coherent and stronger foreign policy. This new English edition includes an additional chapter to the French edition, detailing the author's meeting with Kissinger in Connecticut ten days after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Chapters address themes, moments, and figures that shaped Kissinger's legacy, including subjects as diverse as Jewishness, football, his years at Harvard, and…mehr

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The first translation into English of Jérémie Gallon's prize-winning contemporary biography, Kissinger, the European draws lessons from Kissinger's life and actions and discusses how they might be used to create a more coherent and stronger foreign policy. This new English edition includes an additional chapter to the French edition, detailing the author's meeting with Kissinger in Connecticut ten days after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Chapters address themes, moments, and figures that shaped Kissinger's legacy, including subjects as diverse as Jewishness, football, his years at Harvard, and his close relationships with figures such as Richard Nixon, Anwar Sadat, and Zhou Enlai. Gallon is as interested in the statesman as he is in the man himself, and the text reads more like a novel than an academic biography, including the most glamorous and intimate aspects of his like and making no secret of Kissinger's faults and the accusations levelled against him.
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Autorenporträt
At 38, Jérémie Gallon is a rising foreign policy commentator in France. He has been a columnist for L'Express and is a regular contributor on foreign policy to international media, including The Financial Times, Politico, and Foreign Policy. He is also a former EU diplomat and a lawyer specializing in international law, a non-resident senior fellow in the Atlantic Council, and an adjunct professor in transatlantic relations at Sciences Po (Paris Institute of Political Studies). His other books include Diary of a Young Diplomat in Trump's America (Gallimard, 2018); in January 2025 Gallimard will publish Gallon's biography of Georges Pompidou.