[DOC] [TLE] 1972 Nixon visit to China - Wikipedia [PAR] After a series of these overtures by both countries, Kissinger flew on secret 
diplomatic missions to Beijing, where he met with Premier Zhou Enlai. On July 15
... [DOC] [TLE] President Nixon in Moscow - May 22, 1972 - HISTORY.com [PAR] Although it was Nixon's first visit to the Soviet Union as president, he had visited 
Moscow once beforeas U.S. vice president. As Eisenhower's vice president,... [DOC] [TLE] The Kissinger Transcripts - The New York Times [PAR] With both Washington and Beijing concerned about the Soviets, and Mao 
wanting a ... Kissinger also sought leverage with the Chinese leadership, whom 
he saw as .... In October 1972, Washington and Moscow signed a comprehensive 
trade ..... Before he had gone, the President had given him detailed instructions to
... [DOC] [TLE] Hanoi Appears to Rebuke Both Moscow and Peking - The New York ... [PAR] Aug 18, 1972 ... Archives | 1972. Hanoi Appears to Rebuke Both Moscow and Peking ... a matter 
of conjecture why Hanoi chose to revive the criticism today, he added. ... Hanoi 
went on to criticize Communist countries that give preference to... [DOC] [TLE] Foreign Relations of the United States, 19691976, Volume XIV ... [PAR] Oct 12, 1971 ... We were in the position of pursuing the best relations with both, but not with one 
at .... The President said that if he had gone to Moscow before Peking, the ... 
Organization and Management of U.S. Foreign Policy, 19691972. [DOC] [TLE] The Opening of China  Richard Nixon Historical Research Center [PAR] In a meeting with Ceauescu the following day, the following day, he creates "
Romanian .... television that he will be visiting the People's Republic of China in 
early 1972. ..... Kissinger would always go there [Beijing] after the Moscow 
Summit or the ... It was an enormous political risk for both Mao and for Richard 
Nixon,... [DOC] [TLE] Nixon's Visits to Moscow, Peking * China and the Class War 1959 ... [PAR] Oct 18, 1971 ... Nixon will visit Moscow next spring, after his trip to the People's Republic of 
China. ... It is in this light that we view Nixon's forthcoming visits to both China ... 
which he could do at Paris, or to recoup U.S. losses and reorganize... [DOC] [TLE] Richard Nixon: Foreign AffairsMiller Center [PAR] He would play China against the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union against ... 
Nixon's visit to China in February 1972 was widely televised and heavily viewed. 
... In meeting with the Soviet leader, Nixon became the first President to visit 
Moscow. ... Nixon then took a step designed both to interfere with Communist 
supplies and... [DOC] [TLE] Nixon Travels  China - United States History [PAR] Nixon was informed that he would be at his first meeting with Premier Zhou En 
Lai ... China was fraught with secrecy, intrigue and deft maneuvering by both 
leaders. ... There was somebody at a control panel in Moscow who pressed 
buttons, and ... In March 1969, a border dispute between China and the Soviet 
Union came... [DOC] [TLE] Nixon Goes to China - Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training [PAR] He later became a top policy advisor on China, Ambassador to China, and ... You 
can read Lord's account of Kissinger's secret negotiations with Peking and Chas 
... The idea would be to improve relations with Moscow, hoping to stir a little bit of 
... Al Haig would go to China in January, 1972, and President Nixon would go in... [DOC] [TLE] Yugoslav-Soviet Relations: Tito between Moscow and Peking [PAR] He will undoubtedly discuss a number of issues over which Belgrade and 
Moscow .... they, alarmed by Yugoslavia's friendly relations with both Peking and 
Moscow, ... prices have gone up and the structure of the facilities covered by the 
1972... [DOC] [TLE] Nixon's Trip to China - National Security Archive [PAR] Dec 11, 2003 ... Both kept secret one of the trip's more remarkable episodes ... little of our time on" 
Taiwan, but actually Nixon and Kissinger went to some length to mollify ... 
Richard Nixon's trip to China

Question: In 1972 he went to both Moscow & Peking
Answer: Richard Nixon