THE TRIAL OF HENRY KISSINGER

by Christopher Hitchens, © Christopher Hitchens 2001

For the brave victims of Henry Kissinger, whose example will easily outlive him, and his "reputation."  And for Joseph Heller, who saw it early and saw it whole.

In Gold's conservative opinion, Kissinger would not be recalled in history as a Bismarck, Metternich or Castlereagh but as an odious schlump who made war gladly.  (Good as Gold, 1976

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Table of Contents:

Preface
Introduction

1. Curtain-Raiser:  The Secret of '68
2. Indochina
3. A Sample of Cases:  Kissinger's War Crimes in Indochina
4. Bangladesh:  One Genocide, One Coup and One Assassination
5. Chile
6. An Afterword on Chile
7. Cyprus
8. East Timor
9. A "Wet Job" in Washington?
10. Afterword:  The Profit Margin
11. Law and Justice

Appendix 1:  A Fragrant Fragment
Appendix II:  The Demetracopoulos Letter
Acknowledgements
Index