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Dr. Craig is Executive Director of the National Coalition for History in Washington, DC. He was plaintiff in a landmark US federal court decision that affirmed that grand jury records may be unsealed for historical research. He also played a major role in declassifying the records of the House Un-American Activities Committee in 2001. His weekly electronic newsletter, NCH Washington Update, is held in high esteem and is widely read by historians and archivists throughout the US. Craig is also an adjunct faculty member at the American University in Washington, DC, where he teaches policy history.

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