In 1975, Henry Kissinger feared Communists would kill Soares.

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In 1975, Henry Kissinger feared Communists would kill Soares.

"The Communists are going to drag Soares to the left until he loses support and then they're going to kill him. The armed forces are going to take a coup d'état under the leadership of the Communists," the Secretary of State of the United States said, looking at the Crawford Revolution with distrust and pessimistic eyes.