But when you see how much money a deputy archives director was able to amass — and how brazenly he spent it — you start to wonder and worry.
On the television station France 3, Isabelle Richefort, the deputy archives director, explained the fascination: "For many people, wartime looting is a rather abstract concept," she said.
It would pay about $300,000 of what is expected to be more than $4 million in upkeep costs in its first year of operation, said another archive official, Sharon Fawcett, deputy assistant archivist for presidential libraries.
Tweet translation: In 1991 Nines Maestro took her baby to congress... PCE, not deputy congress, according to EL MUNDO archive.
On this week's Out Loud, Sasha Weiss, the literary editor of newyorker.com, discusses Knausgaard's work with the magazine's deputy fiction editor, Cressida Leyshon, and archives editor, Joshua Rothman, who reviewed volume three for Page-Turner.
"This is the first presidential Web site that we will retain archivally," said Sharon Fawcett, the deputy assistant archivist for presidential libraries at the Archives.
Malcolm Byrne, deputy director of the national security archive, has called on the US intelligence authorities to release the remaining records and documents.
As a lieutenant in the Navy and a trained art historian, Mr. Parkhurst was deputy chief of Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives in Germany immediately after the war.
Richard Ovenden, deputy to Bodley's librarian, said: "The archive is an essential resource for scholars on the history of photography, the history of science and a range of other disciplines.
A Lithuanian woman succeeded in convincing Petras Vrubliauskas, PMO deputy commander in Vilnius, to transfer the PMO document archive to the Lithuanians.
