Summary:
The book presents a scathing critique of the political actions of Henry Kissinger, particularly during his tenure as National Security Advisor and Secretary of State. It accuses him of war crimes and human rights abuses in various international contexts, including Vietnam, Bangladesh, Chile, Cyprus, and East Timor, calling for legal accountability.
Key points:
1. War Crimes Accountability: Hitchens believes Kissinger should face trial for alleged war crimes and human rights violations, including involvement in coups and illegal bombings.
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