In new book, Henry Kissinger finally tells
By Cindy Adams
June 17, 2019 | 11:00am
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All Points Books just published "Kissinger on Kissinger," subtitled "Reflections on Diplomacy, Grand Strategy and Leadership." This sole oral history Nixon's National Security Adviser ever did was compiled by Ambassador Winston Lord, who's called "Kissinger's Kissinger."
Dr. Kissinger: "Between us and China, we represent one-fifth of the world. Based on transcripts, interviews and 90 percent of what I've said, this book is for future diplomats."
Lord: "Doing this stretched my nerves and capability."
HK: "I read four or five drafts. I adjusted every semicolon."
Lord: "I have set forth reflections of my mentor and tormentor."
HK: "Was this the best you could do? In decades of association you never heard me say so many friendly things."
Dr. Kissinger wrote the introduction.
Well, this should be interesting
Off-B'way's York Theatre is in St. Peter's church, 54th twixt Lex and Third. York Theatre's longtime comedy "Enter Laughing" has been extended to Sunday. Saturday its title could rearrange to "Exit Barfing." Me, in one scene in a soda shop, I'm doing a walk-on. Performance, 8 p.m. Backstage 7:15, the stage manager's leading me through my action. I'm to wear black. They're providing an apron and hat for my scene. I anticipate a review of four oys.
Bryan Cranston, packing up his Tony, is heading into Showtime's legal thriller "Your Honor," which he'll also executive produce . . .
Giuseppe Zanotti, who says he loves working with musicians because of their chemistry, makes shoes for feet belonging to folks such as Beyoncé . . .
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It's her 'homa
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Definitely only in New York, kids, only in New York.
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