Niall Ferguson: Henry Kissinger Reappraised, with Andrew Roberts
Intelligence Squared
Kissinger's Criticism of Realism
"I realized that the sense of humor, which is clearly there, is much more grout to Marx than Woody Allen. I realized he was actually a Dr. Faustus and Fritz Kramer was Mephistopheles." "Most of his work, really from the fifties, through into the mid-1960s, is a critique of realism," she says. 'There's a practical way in which he was an idealist'
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