Kissinger visits Cambridge

by Varsity News

This article is 16 years old

Friday November 20 2009, 1:00am

Dr Henry Kissinger visited Pembroke College on Wednesday evening as part of the Xchanging German Xcellence Lecture series. The visit had been kept under wraps and only invited guests were allowed to attend. The Nobel Prize winner, who was at the heart of US foreign policy making in the 1970s and has since been an influential advisor to other US and international governments, spoke of the global financial crisis, the EU presidency, Afghanistan, and modern methods of warfare amongst other things. The whole evening was recorded and will shortly be available to watch on Pembroke’s website

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