Lawyer who helped historians secure Nixon’s records, dies

He was lead counsel in 1974 for a number of historians, political scientists and reporters who maintained that despite an agreement he had struck with the government, Nixon could not take possession of records created while he was in the White House.

Robert Herzstein, Historian Who Linked a U.N. Leader to Nazi War Crimes, Dies at 75

He won fame and headlines for his expose of UN Secretary Kurt Waldheim.