28 Historic Photos

The White House inner circle: Henry Kissinger, John Ehrlichman, President Richard Nixon, and H.R. Haldeman.

Nixon and Kissinger often conducted their diplomacy through private rather than official channels

The president, Alexander Haig, and Kissinger were engaged in an intricate dance of egos and ambitions that frequently placed the two advisers at odds

Closeup of notebook and key confiscated from Martinez by police

Alexander Haig, newly appointed White House chief of staff

Richard Nixon, departing the White House and the presidency

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