The Trial of Henry Kissinger
Christopher Hitchens investigates the case against Henry Kissinger in this provocative work of political criticism and historical inquiry. Framed as a trial, the book explores questions of accountability and examines the legacy of a prominent figure in modern international affairs.
About This Book
Christopher Hitchens examines the public record surrounding Henry Kissinger.
The book presents a political and historical inquiry into questions of accountability.
Its title frames the discussion through the language and structure of a legal trial.
It is suited to readers interested in modern history, political criticism, and international affairs.
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