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The archive, dating back to 1922, is now accessible at foreignaffairs.com/issues/archive -- a portal to 8,000 articles from nearly 400 issues.foreignaffairs.comTo celebrate its 90th birthday, Foreign Affairs created a new hub for its online archive to showcase the magazine's venerable history as the leading publication on U.S. foreign policy.

"These collections take our web visitors on a magical history tour," says Editor Gideon Rose. The project to convert the 90 years of print content into Web format was almost a year in the making.foreignaffairs.comIn March 2011, Foreign Affairs began a collaboration with Chrisian, a data conversion company, to convert PDF scans of the back issues into XML files.

[9] [2] [3] [4] [5] [7] Armstrong chose the distinctive light blue color for the cover of the magazine, while his sisters, Margaret and Helen, designed the logo and lettering respectively. [8] [9]en.wikipedia.orgThe lead article in the first issue of Foreign Affairs was written by former Secretary of State under Theodore Roosevelt 's Administration, Elihu Root.