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'''Timothy Naftali''' is a [[historian]] and author known for his work on U.S. presidential history, national security, and the Cold War. Born in [[Montreal]], [[Canada]], in 1962, Naftali earned his B.A. from [[Yale University]] and his Ph.D. in History from [[Harvard University]]. He has taught at institutions such as the [[University of Virginia]], the [[University of Hawaii]], and Yale University, specializing in [[Cold War]] history and U.S. national security.

'''Timothy Naftali''' is a [[historian]] and author known for his work on U.S. presidential history, national security, and the Cold War. Born in [[Montreal]], [[Canada]], in 1962, Naftali earned his B.A. from [[Yale University]] and his Ph.D. in History from [[Harvard University]]. He has taught at institutions such as the [[University of Virginia]], the [[University of Hawaii]], and Yale University, specializing in [[Cold War]] history and U.S. national security.<ref>"An Interview with Timothy Naftali", Andrew Tran, The Politic, November 4, 2012, | https://thepolitic.org/article/an-interview-with-timothy-naftali</ref>

In 2007, Naftali was appointed the first director of the [[Richard Nixon Presidential Library]] and Museum in Yorba Linda, California. During his tenure, he focused on making the library's Watergate-related documents more accessible and integrated a comprehensive portrayal of the [[Watergate]] scandal into the museum's exhibits.

In 2007, Naftali was appointed the first director of the [[Richard Nixon Presidential Library]] and Museum in Yorba Linda, California. During his tenure, he focused on making the library's Watergate-related documents more accessible and integrated a comprehensive portrayal of the [[Watergate]] scandal into the museum's exhibits.