American Historical Association
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| Abbreviation | AHA |
| Formation | 1884 |
| Founder | Skull and Bones |
| Headquarters | Washington DC |
| Leader | American Historical Association/President |
The American Historical Association was set up by Skull and Bones in an effort to facilitate covert control of the US government by manipulation of the historical record (similarly to the role that Oxford University's Balliol College played for the Milner Group).
Activities
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“During the past one hundred years any theory of history or historical evidence that falls outside a pattern established by the American Historical Association and the major foundations with their grantmaking power has been attacked or rejected - not on the basis of any evidence presented, but on the basis of the acceptability of the argument to the so-called Eastern Liberal Establishment and its official historical line.”
Anthony Sutton (2002) [1]
References
- ↑ America's Secret Establishment Memorandum Number One, 2002 Edition