ForbesFormer U.S. Secretary Of State Henry Kissinger Dies At 100
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54% : The former Secretary of State is survived by his wife of nearly 50 years, Nancy Kissinger, two children from his first marriage, and five grandchildren.48% : ForbesBusinessBreakingFormer U.S. Secretary Of State Henry Kissinger Dies At 100Siladitya RayForbes StaffCovering breaking news and tech policy stories at Forbes.
46% : Got itNov 30, 2023,12:31am ESTToplineHenry Kissinger, a diplomat who served as Secretary of State under two presidents during the Cold War and wielded major influence on U.S. foreign policy during the era, died at the age of 100 on Wednesday.
41% : Both an influential and controversial foreign policy figure, Kissinger served as the Secretary of State under both President Richard Nixon and his successor Gerald Ford.
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