Surrounded by political turmoil, Kissinger was the one who remained
When Gerald Ford assumed the presidency, he kept the German-born academic on as secretary of State. It was a testament to Kissinger's drive, ego, and superlative political skills.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, President Nixon, and vice presidential nominee Gerald Ford in the Oval Office on Oct. 13, 1973 (AP Photo/Harvey George)
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