Super K

"Super K" explores how Henry Kissinger crafted and defended his complex legacy over five decades, remaining a key figure in American and global politics long after leaving office. Through access to private correspondence and interviews, historian Barbara J. Keys reveals the strategies Kissinger used to shape his reputation, navigate media battles, and influence public perception. This insightful account also examines the broader institutions and media dynamics that enabled his rise to prominence, offering a compelling look at how reputations are constructed and their lasting impact.