Reaction starts to flood in after Kissinger's death at 100

President George W Bush was among the first to pay tribute to Henry Kissinger describing him as 'one of the most dependable and distinctive voices on foreign affairs', after the death this evening of former Secretary of State at the age of 100.

The 43rd president said he had 'long admired the man who fled the Nazis as a young boy from a Jewish family, then fought them in the United States Army'.

'When he later became Secretary of State, his appointment as a former refugee said as much about his greatness as it did America’s greatness,' Bush wrote on the bushcenter.org website.

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