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The Foreign Relations of the United States series is a treasure trove of historical documents that tell the story of U.S. diplomacy. Read more for a behind-the-scenes look at the detailed process of compiling and declassifying key diplomatic documents: linkedin.com/pulse/unlocking…

Unlocking the Detailed History of U.S. Foreign Policy

By Julia Harris For over 160 years, the Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS) series has quietly helped diplomats understand the historical context of U.S.

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Yesterday, Acting Director Brewer participated in the quarterly Historical Advisory Committee (HAC) meeting with @HistoryatState. The HAC is mandated by law and makes recommendations to FSI for the publication of historical records. Learn more on the Office of the Historian website: history.state.gov/about/hac/…
From left to right: Adam Howard, Director of the Office of the Historian; Ambassador Maria Brewer, Acting Director of the Foreign Service Institute; James Goldgeier, Chairman of the Historical Advisory Committee.

ALT From left to right: Adam Howard, Director of the Office of the Historian; Ambassador Maria Brewer, Acting Director of the Foreign Service Institute; James Goldgeier, Chairman of the Historical Advisory Committee.

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