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Jan 7, 01:11

Trump to Replace National Archives Head After Mishandling of Documents Leads to Indictment

President-elect Donald Trump announced plans to replace the Archivist of the United States, Colleen Shogan, following a federal investigation into his handling of classified documents that culminated in a federal indictment; Trump's actions are viewed by some as an attempt to reshape government agen...

Trump to Replace National Archives Head After Mishandling of Documents Leads to Indictment

President-elect Donald Trump announced plans to replace the Archivist of the United States, Colleen Shogan, following a federal investigation into his handling of classified documents that culminated in a federal indictment; Trump's actions are viewed by some as an attempt to reshape government agen...

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How did the actions of the National Archives contribute to the legal troubles faced by Donald Trump?

Trump's promised replacement of the Archivist is a direct response to the agency's role in the investigation into his handling of classified documents. The Archives' actions, which included alerting the DOJ to potential violations, led to the FBI search and the charges against Trump. This action highlights the ongoing tension between Trump and parts of the federal government.

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Jan 2, 19:09

Partial Release of WWII Collaboration Suspect Data

The names of over 400,000 Dutch WWII collaboration suspects are now partially accessible online, a decision made after privacy concerns halted the initial plan for full digital access to the National Archives' Central Archive for Special Jurisprudence (CABR).

Partial Release of WWII Collaboration Suspect Data

The names of over 400,000 Dutch WWII collaboration suspects are now partially accessible online, a decision made after privacy concerns halted the initial plan for full digital access to the National Archives' Central Archive for Special Jurisprudence (CABR).

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What immediate impact does the online release of partially accessible WWII collaboration suspect data have on public access to historical records?

Over 400,000 names of Dutch citizens suspected of collaborating with the Germans during WWII are now accessible online. The data includes birth dates and addresses but excludes details of the case outcomes or dossier contents. Access to full dossiers requires an on-site reservation at the National Archives in The Hague.

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