Norman Dodd

It was a perversion of history for ideological purposes.

Norman Dodd, who served as research director for the Rees Committee investigation into tax exempt foundations, 1952 to 1954, revealed in 1982 that the foundations had sought to effect what he called the alteration of the teaching of American history by funding doctorates, quote unquote, of the right caliber.

who were told what was expected of them and who later infiltrated the American Historical Association.

By such means was the history profession captured.