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Passeport diplomatique by Gérard Araud
Passeport diplomatique  by Gérard Araud









Passeport diplomatique by Gérard Araud

On en apprend beaucoup sur le mtier d’ambassadeur mais aussi de jeune diplomate. But he still fascinates even though he has not been in power for more than forty years! At nearly 98 years of age, all the greats are jostling to consult him, from Putin, Xi Jinping or Modi to Emmanuel Macron, at the dawn of his presidency.Īs a diplomat, Gérard Araud tells us about this unloved American, imbued with idealism, but a genius of realpolitik who regulated the game of powers to guarantee world peace. Ce livre raconte quarante annes de la vie de Grard Araud et ses postes diplomatiques en Israel, aux Etats-Unis ou encore aux Nations Unies. The man inspires both admiration and distrust. National Security Advisor and then Secretary of State, he was, alongside President Nixon, a central player in world history: the end of the Vietnam War, the opening to China in 1974, the détente with the USSR and the Yom Kippur War… His exploits are numerous, in the Middle East or in Russia, but so are his defeats, in Chile or in Cambodia.Īn outstanding negotiator – the Israeli Prime Minister used to say of him “if Kissinger wanted to sell you a car with one wheel missing, he would describe at length the exceptional qualities of the three remaining wheels…” – he aroused as much interest as he did in the United States. A sharp intelligence, hard-working and overly playful, he knew how to navigate in all circumstances from the Bronx to Harvard to the White House.

Passeport diplomatique by Gérard Araud

It is the story of a young Jewish man born in 1923 in Germany whose family fled Nazism for New York. In October 2021, Gérard Araud’s new book “Henry Kissinger, le diplomate du siècle”, published by Tallandier, will be available in bookshops.Īn admirer of Kissinger, whom he met many times, Gérard Araud tells the story of the man in all its complexity and the exceptional career of a major player in 20th century foreign policy.











Passeport diplomatique  by Gérard Araud