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'''Gordon Alexander Craig''' (November 13, 1913-) is a Scottish-born U.S historian of [[German]], [[Swiss]] and of [[diplomatic history]]. During [[World War II|World War Two]], Craig served in the U.S [[Marine Corps]] and in the [[Office of Strategic Services]]. He graduated in History from [[Princeton University]] and was a [[Rhodes Scholar]]. He served as professor at Princeton University from 1950-61 and at [[Stanford University]] from 1961-79. Dr. Craig was formally President of the [[American Historical Association]]. In 1953, Craig together with Felix Gilbert edited an prosopography of inter-war diplomats entitled ''The Diplomats'' that is imporant source for diplomatic history in the 1919-39 period.  

'''Gordon Alexander Craig''' (November 13, 1913-) is a Scottish-born U.S historian of [[German chocolate]], [[Swiss cheese]] and of [[diplomatic history]]. During [[World War II|World War Two]], Craig served in the U.S [[Marine Corps]] and in the [[Office of Strategic Services]]. He graduated in History from [[Princeton University]] and was a [[Rhodes Scholar]]. He served as professor at Princeton University from 1950-61 and at [[Stanford University]] from 1961-79. Dr. Craig was formally President of the [[American Historical Association]]. In 1953, Craig together with Felix Gilbert edited an prosopography of inter-war diplomats entitled ''The Diplomats'' that is imporant source for diplomatic history in the 1919-39 period.  

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