Henry Kissinger's death met with celebrations, tributes
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
48% : The death of Henry Kissinger, the former secretary of state and one of most divisive political figures in U.S. history, brought a mixture of tributes and contempt for his legacy from people around the world.47% : "Historian and author David Rothkopf, a former managing director of Kissinger Associates, described the former secretary of state as "complicated as he was famous," while noting that "virtually every national security adviser since Kissinger had worked directly for him or worked for someone who worked directly for him.
28% : "He made some terrible decisions as Secretary of State and National Security Advisor and backed some terrible ideas and people afterwards.
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