This book reveals controversial facts about Kissinger life, his relations with Brezhnev, Dobrynin, Sadat, Meir, Mao, Chou, and Thieu. It describes Kissingers bitter skirmishes with colleagues and how he avouded unpleasant situations.

He is Sadats brother, Goldas son, Chous strolling partner. He is also a Nobel Laureate and a charming hieroglyphic whose skill, wit, and total aplomb have virtually eclipsed the presidency. The world is his stage Peking, Moscow, Cairo, Tel Aviv and to all these arenas of power, Marvin and Bernard Kalb have traveled with him. This is their portrait of Henry Kissinger, giant of the twentieth century. In this book the authors examine the method and meaning of Henry Kissingers foreign policy.