1923–2023 · American diplomat and geopolitical advisor, served as U.S. Secretary of State from 1973 to 1977
- Profession
- Political scientist, Statesman, Professor
- Worked at
- Harvard, Georgetown University, Kissinger Associates, Rockefeller Brothers Fund
- Studied at
- Harvard, City College of New York, George Washington Educational Campus
- Prizes
- Guggenheim Fellowship (1965), National Book Award (1980), Financial Times Person of the Year (1972), Time Person of the Year (1972), Nobel Peace Prize (1973), Wateler Peace Prize (1975), Francis Boyer Award (1981), Medal of Liberty (1986), Charlemagne Prize (1987), Eric M. Warburg Award (1992), Franz Josef Strauss Award (1996), Ewald von Kleist Prize (2009), Global Citizen Awards (2012), Ellis Island Medal of Honor, Golden Plate Award, Knights of Rizal, Presidential Medal of Distinction