On this day in 1973, National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger started a new job in the Nixon administration: Secretary of State. The first foreign-born top diplomat, Kissinger was also the first (and only) person to serve as National Security Advisor while running the State Department. Premiering next month on PBS, our new two-part, three-hour biography offers an incisive portrait of the enigmatic powerbroker, from his childhood in Hitler’s Germany to his swift rise to the highest rungs of Amer

Henry Kissinger joined Richard Nixon's administration as national security adviser in 1969, a job he kept after Nixon resigned and was succeeded by Gerald Ford. Kissinger also served as secretary of state. Here are some key facts about the US diplomat https://reut.rs/48fjoQj | Reuters