And Henry Kissinger, no fan of Ronald Reagan, acknowledges in his book Diplomacy that Reagan's role in bringing about the end of the Soviet empire represents the greatest diplomatic feat in the second half of the twentieth century.
Despite his misgivings, Kissinger praised Reagan's efforts in defeating communism.
Reagan had nothing to do with the collapse of the U.S.S.R., says Henry Kissinger.
The road goes to the west where it leads to two lookout points.
We watch it every day at six o'clock.
A jeep is outdoors in the mud.
A waterskier is in the air.
Never will a single absorber serve multiple boilers
Five dogs are running in a grassy field.