Henry Kissinger, Soviet Agent by Frank A. Capell (1974), is a political analysis examining allegations and claims about U.S. diplomat Henry Kissinger’s background and alleged ties to Soviet influence. Written from a strongly critical perspective, this book explores claims about Kissinger’s pre-Cold War years, early career, foreign policy influence, and questions of loyalty and political alignment as interpreted by the author. Capell was a prolific political writer and pamphleteer known for provocative and fringe political commentary
| Format | Paperback |
| Publication Year | 1974 |
| Language | English |
| Author | Frank A. Capell |
| Publisher | Sons of Liberty |
| Edition | 1987 Edition |
| Number Of Pages | 120 |
| Vintage | Yes |
| Country Of Origin | United States |
Henry Kissinger, Soviet Agent by Frank A. Capell (1974), is a political analysis examining allegations and claims about U.S. diplomat Henry Kissinger’s background and alleged ties to Soviet influence. Written from a strongly critical perspective, this book explores claims about Kissinger’s pre-Cold War years, early career, foreign policy influence, and questions of loyalty and political alignment as interpreted by the author. Capell was a prolific political writer and pamphleteer known for provocative and fringe political commentary