Former US Secretary of State Kissinger is Jewish.

Henry Kissinger, the embodiment of a wise man and Machiavellian, is like a cunning fox, active on the world's political stage. His name shines brightly in the long history, but there are countless mysteries and shadows hidden behind the halo. Throughout his life, he was well versed in the ways of maneuvering, but he was criticized by the world for it. He promoted the peace process, but often left an indelible mark in the flames of war.

He strives to maintain world order, but is often accused of creating unrest and division. All of this has made the name Henry Kissinger a complex symbol that the world loves and hates. Childhood: On the run as a Jewish refugee. Henry Kissinger was born in 1923 in Fürth, Bavaria, Germany.

Character Introduction

Mother Paula Stern comes from a relatively wealthy and prominent family, and her father Louis Kissinger is a teacher. Kissinger grew up in an Orthodox Jewish family, and as a young man he spent two hours a day diligently studying the Bible and Talmud. In 1943, Kissinger obtained U.S. citizenship.

The U.S. government and military leaders at that time were eagerly looking for "outstanding Jews" to serve as their military advisers and diplomatic officials in Germany. Kissinger's ability to stand out among them is inseparable from his long-term life experience in Felt and Washington. In addition, he seized opportunities with his talents in the military and was promoted several times.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia - United States