These Presidential libraries preserve and provide us more information about historical material and facts which can help us to support our research, educate and inspire to come out with creative programs that can help us in our near future. Presidential libraries formally started in the year 1939 when President Franklin Roosevelt donated Federal Government with all his Presidential and personal documents for public exhibition.

However, Presidential libraries are not libraries in actual sense, they are just like museums and archives that have a collection of documents and artifacts of past Presidents and his administration that is on display for public so that they can study and discuss it without any political affiliations. The U.S. Presidential Library System comprises of thirteen Presidential libraries which is been looked after by the Office of Presidential Libraries. The Office looks after the network of Presidential libraries to ensure that everything is managed and handled with safety and precision since the documents are related to historical records of the U.S. President.

These Presidential libraries are helpful in learning about the American culture and democratic structure of the U.S. constitution. Hence, by archiving and preserving these historical artifacts and presidential papers, Presidential Libraries bring in hundreds and thousands of visitors from all around the world. Presidential libraries also offer various programs that provide different perspective on history and the Presidency. They regularly host symposia and conferences that highlight new information about the Presidents and American history overall. For those who are studying American history and military conflicts, U.S. economics, civil rights and civic engagement, these Presidential libraries can provide tons of valuable data that they can utilize for better understanding.

An indirect presidential election is scheduled to take place in Germany on 23rd May,2009. Gesine Schwan would be challenging the current President of Germany- President Horst Kohler, in this German Presidential Election. This German Presidential election is all set to be an interesting one, with Kohler enjoying the support of CDU/CSU and FDP and Schwan backed by the formidable Alliance ’90 and the SDP. Uncertainty over The Leftist support to Schwan and the dubious outcome of the meetings between the SDP and The Left make this German Presidential Election, a one to be witness to, no matter what!
German Presidential Elections have had an impact of the free voters since ages, and this year, free voters have pledged to support Kohler. His re-election is quite possible, but, the growing support for Schwan and the ever-reducing margin that free voters enjoy, would certainly make Kohler strive that extra bit to be victorious in this German Presidential Elections.

Mr. Horst Kohler has won the presidential election with 613 electoral votes

The 10th Iranian presidential elections will be held on 12th June, 2009. With Mahmoud Ahmadinejad being the current incumbent and Mohammad Khatami giving him a stiff competition, the elections this year are poised to be full of suspense and might offer a few surprise names popping up on the Iranian political directory. Mohammad Khatami, who has been the president of the country before is said to be a strong advocate of the fact that Iran should bolster good relations with the West.
There are some other lesser-known names which were also seen as possible contenders for the supreme office. Mir-Hossein Mousavi, a painter and former Prime Minister of Iran, is one such name. It was during an exhibition of Mousavi’s paintings in 2008, that he was quoted by a newspaper as being interested in the candidature. Mousavi was the main contender against Ahmadinejad three years ago, which resulted in the latter’s win at the end.

The United States 2008 presidential election was held on November 4th, 2008. It was probably one of the most important elections in history of United States. Democratic nominee Barack Obama who was a senator of Illinois, won against republican nominee John Mccain, who by the way, was also a senator of Arizona. 2008 presidential election results of electoral votes clearly showed that United States of America wants to have democratic government. With 365 to 173 Obama won the presidential election and became 44th president of The United States. 2008 presidential election was very unusual election. Voter turnout was greatest in more than 40 years. Another historical thing that happened that day was – Barack Obama became first African American president of U.S. Senator Joe Biden was Obamas running mate and became the vice president of The United States. Sarah Palin was a running mate for John Mccain in 2008 president election.

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