“Peace with honor” was a phrase President Richard Nixon emphasized in an announcement to end the United States’ direct involvement with the war in Vietnam. Throughout the 1968 presidential ...

Nixon designed a “peace with honor” to end the war in Vietnam; Kissinger negotiated the terms. All these policies were met with relentless criticism yet created a more stable global framework ...

Kissinger slips at one point, saying the "peace with honor" doctrine was also Nixon’s way of appeasing the Right. To appease the war’s opponents, Nixon commenced the unilateral withdrawal of ...

The larger goals of Nixon’s foreign policies were to create a detente with the Soviet Union while befriending China to allow a “peace with honor” in Vietnam that would hold beyond the ...

Peace with honor. One Harvard professor came with Nixon to Washington in 1969, serving as the president’s national security adviser. That man, Henry Kissinger, would become one of the president ...

The other memorable quote, “Peace with honor,” was uttered by President Nixon after the signing on January 23, 1973, of the Paris Peace Accords that essentially gave Le Duc Tho about all that ...

“Peace with honor” was a phrase President Richard Nixon emphasized in an announcement to end the United States’ direct involvement with the war in Vietnam. Throughout the 1968 presidential ...

“Peace with honor” was a phrase President Richard Nixon emphasized in an announcement to end the United States’ direct involvement with the war in Vietnam. Throughout the 1968 presidential ...