Office of the Historian

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The Office of the Historian, Bureau of Public Affairs, publishes the official documentary history of U.S. foreign policy and provides historical research and advice for the Department of State. The Historian is Marc J. Susser.

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Published documentary record of U.S. foreign relations.

A who's who of all former U.S. Ambassadors and high-ranking Department officials.

Official foreign trips by all U.S. Presidents and
Secretaries of State.

Trips to the United States by Foreign Heads of State and Government.

A history of the Department of State, and other publications.

Short narratives covering major topics in U.S.
diplomatic history.

Reports on the disposition of looted gold,
external assets, and more.

List of committee members and minutes of
committee meetings.

Find out why it's called the Department of State
plus other fascinating facts.

Presidential libraries, the Electronic Reading Room,
and more.

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	Published documentary record of U.S. foreign relations.
	A who's who of all former U.S. Ambassadors and high-ranking Department officials.
	Official foreign trips by all U.S. Presidents and Secretaries of State.
	Trips to the United States by Foreign Heads of State and Government.
	A history of the Department of State, and other publications.
	Short narratives covering major topics in U.S. diplomatic history.
	Reports on the disposition of looted gold, external assets, and more.
	List of committee members and minutes of committee meetings.
	Find out why it's called the Department of State plus other fascinating facts.
	Presidential libraries, the Electronic Reading Room, and more.