How did Henry Kissinger affect American foreign policy under president Nixon?
Nixon and Kissenger believed that an all-out arms race was counter-productive and dangerous. As National Security Advisor under Nixon, Henry Kissinger developed the policy of detente with the Soviet Union, seeking a relaxation in tensions between the superpowers. He also negotiated the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) and the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty. We love hearing your questions!
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Kissinger played a significant role in US foreign policy between 1969-1977. In that period, he extended the policy of détente. This policy led to a scale down in U.S.-Soviet tensions & played a crucial role in talks w/ Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai
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Kissinger represented the U.S. in negotiations to settle war in Indochina. He established a cease-fire in the Vietnam War as well.
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