The Reagan Era Websites
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The National Security Archive at George Washington University is dedicated to using the Freedom of Information Act to obtain and then publish top-secret government documents related to national security issues. Here the Archive offers a 20-year retrospective on the Iran-Contra Affair, complete with a selection of digitized documents.
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The Reagan Presidential Library and Foundation is the official repository for Reagan's papers and records. The website offers a nice celebration of Reagan's life, along with links to some digitized primary source documents and information on accessing the full collection.
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Upon President Reagan's death from Alzheimer's Disease in 2004, CNN built this retrospective website offering coverage of Reagan's memorial and analysis of his legacy from a variety of political perspectives.
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PBS's American Experience documentary series offers a companion website that includes an article on the Iran-Contra affair.