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Preserving Presidential History

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February 23, 2011

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In 1939, Franklin Roosevelt donated his personal and presidential papers to the Federal Government. As a result, the Presidential Library system was formally established. Yet, the dilemma of presenting the history of former presidents has not been without controversy. The preparation of a new Watergate exhibit at the Nixon Presidential Library is one example. Principals involved in the project from the National Archives looked at the issue.

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