100 remarkable years: We say goodbye to Henry #Kissinger, a great mind known for his wit and clever remarks on so many topics, but also his deep understanding of the importance of diplomacy and friendship. ![]()
We had the honor to meet Henry Kissinger in Leipzig on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Fall of the Wall in 2014. He was joined by former Secretary of State James Baker. A memorable day for us all. ![]()
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Kissinger played an outstanding role in U.S. foreign policy, notably as the National Security Advisor and Secretary of State under Presidents Nixon and Ford. His #realpolitik approach and involvement in key #diplomatic initiatives left a lasting impact on global affairs during the Cold War era. ![]()
Henry Kissinger and former German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt shared a close and influential relationship. Both men, known for their intellectual depth, formed a strong bond during their respective tenures in government. They collaborated closely on diplomatic matters, particularly in navigating complex issues of the Cold War. This partnership contributed to the strengthening of U.S.-German relations and addressing key international challenges of the time.![]()
Henry Kissinger, was born in Fürth, Bavaria. Henry Kissinger emigrated to the United States in 1938. He fled Nazi Germany with his family to escape persecution due to their Jewish heritage. The circumstances of their emigration were shaped by the rise of the Nazis, and their move to the U.S.![]()
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100 remarkable years: We say goodbye to Henry #Kissinger, a great mind known for his wit and clever remarks on so many topics, but also his deep understanding of the importance of diplomacy and friendship. ![]()
We had the honor to meet Henry Kissinger in Leipzig on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Fall of the Wall in 2014. He was joined by former Secretary of State James Baker. A memorable day for us all. ![]()
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Kissinger played an outstanding role in U.S. foreign policy, notably as the National Security Advisor and Secretary of State under Presidents Nixon and Ford. His #realpolitik approach and involvement in key #diplomatic initiatives left a lasting impact on global affairs during the Cold War era. ![]()
Henry Kissinger and former German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt shared a close and influential relationship. Both men, known for their intellectual depth, formed a strong bond during their respective tenures in government. They collaborated closely on diplomatic matters, particularly in navigating complex issues of the Cold War. This partnership contributed to the strengthening of U.S.-German relations and addressing key international challenges of the time.![]()
Henry Kissinger, was born in Fürth, Bavaria. Henry Kissinger emigrated to the United States in 1938. He fled Nazi Germany with his family to escape persecution due to their Jewish heritage. The circumstances of their emigration were shaped by the rise of the Nazis, and their move to the U.S.![]()
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Join us for Club International Leipzig’s next English Lounge on Monday! Meet Steve Braun, President-elect of the Houston-Leipzig Sister City Association of 2024, hear about his ongoing love and appreciation for the German-American friendship and meet US Consul General John Crosby, also hailing from Houston. ![]()
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Houston-Leipzig Sister City Association
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#leipzighouston on a mission! Exciting days lie behind us. A small Leipzig delegation traveled to Houston for a panel discussion on urban diplomacy. Four of our board members were kindly invited by the Federal Foreign Office of Germany (Auswärtiges Amt) to join Federal Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock in a dialogue between citizens of the two sister cities. We met with Mayor Burkhard Jung (Stadtverwaltung Leipzig) and were generously received by Mayor of Houston Sylvester Turner and his fabulous team. ![]()
We talked about the history of our transatlantic partnership and how a relationship between friends can overcome any crisis. The foundation of our cooperation is based on trust, hard work and good times!![]()
We wish to express our gratitude to the Federal Foreign Office of Germany, Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, the Department of International Affairs of the City of Leipzig, their chief Dr. Gabriele Goldfuß and her amazing team; and to our friends of the Houston-Leipzig Sister City Association – none of this would be possible without you! More details to follow!
