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Maurice Bardèche Major General J. F. C. Fuller Captain Basil Liddell Hart Dr. Rudolph Aschenauer Dr. Fritz Dorls of the Socialist Reich Party François Duprat Pedro Varela René Binet Ahmed Rami Siegfried Verbeke Vladimir Stepankowsky and the NRP Fran­cois Genoud also François Genoud WNLibrary Verne Marshall of the No Foreign War Committee O. K. Armstrong associate of Verne Marshall Edward Rickenbacker, air ace and isolationist Kingman Brewster co-founder? America First Committee Senator Clement L. Vallandigham Charles William Ramsdell, southern historian Ejvind Hansen, Protocols Don Bell associate of Upton Close Aryan League of America, Eustace Mullins ? Fr. Leonard Edward Feeney White Brotherhood and the American Confederate Army National Association for the Preservation of the White Race National Association for the Advancement and Protection of a Majority of the White Race National Patrick Henry Organization The Southerners The Pro-Southerners The Grass Roots League American States Rights Association San Jacinto Capt Constitution Party ca. 1963 Colonel Arch Roberts Willie Somersett, FBI informant AWAKE (Army of White American Kingdom Evangelists) California Rangers headed by William Gale Eleanor (Elna) Marion Sorenson Smith GLK Smith's wife Jack Anderson, columnist Spiro T. Agnew and the Jews Edmund A. (Pat) Powers associate of GLK Smith Barney Donan, Detroit manager for GLK Smith Preston Delcosel, bodyguard of GLK Smith Pastor Pete Peters and the Protocols George T. Foster of Constitutional Americans James (Jimmy) Akin of The Columbians William Allen, Ham and Eggs Movement Milton Eisenhower and Henry Wallace George Rothwell Brown, journalist J. Evetts Haley General Edwin Walker Roger Pearson DOB-DOD Verne P. Cobb Otto Otepka Dennis McMahon, National Youth Alliance Frank Kluckhohn, journalist Mel Mermelstein and his lawsuit Ernest Elmhurst, organizer for American National Socialists Columbia, Tenn. 1946 race riot Great Pyramid Club, Klan front Order of Ru-Ha-Mah, Klan front The Sentinel libel lawsuit and the Great Sedition Trial Russell Mack wanted Hollywood investigation Albert Dilling William H. Regnery American Women Against Communism headed by Mrs. Morrison German Ambassador to the US Hans Luther Paul A. Toal, foreign adjutant of the Silver Shirts Guenther Orgell Adolf Ehrt's book Communism in Germany Viola Ilma Edward Aloysius Rumley Arthur Garfield Hays (Jewish lawyer) Maj. Gen. Smedley D. Butler American Liberty League Harry Jung's American Vigilant Intelligence Federation Sterling Morton (78) William R. Castle and the America First Committee. Dr. Hugh R. Parkinson San Francisco Klan leader 1930s Harry W. Binegar associate of Peter L. Xavier of the National Security League Greensboro incident American Bilbo Club ca. 1949 American Plan For Action ca. 1945 R. F. Keeling ca. 1949 Tom Linder Murray, Alfalfa Bill Order Of American Patriots ca. 1945 Reverend J. Harold Smith ca. 1946 American Gentile Army W. O. Jessop, Baltimore Klansman ca. 1946 The Mohicans, Klan front group Federated Klans of Alabama, Inc. Knights of the Kavaliers, Inc.(Virginia) United Sons of Dixie, Inc. (Tennessee) American Keystone Society, Inc. (Pennsylvania) The Christian American, Inc. (Texas) The Fact Finders, Inc. (Georgia) Fight for Free Enterprise, Inc. (Texas) Free White Americans, Inc. George Seldes Paul Lupo and Parson Jack Austin F. Hancock League of War Veteran’s Guardsmen (1930s) Portland's POWAR ("Preservation of the White American Race") Beryl Cheetham, Lotte Asmus, and Savitri Devi Samisdat Publishers Maurice Pinay's The Plot against the Church

Rep. William P. Lambertson Senator Rufus C. Holman former KKK member Rep. Fred E. Busbey Rep. Lewis Thill Charles J. Anderson, Jr. Illinois Republican O. O. Owens Martin L. Sweeney Christian Action Party ca. 1945 Chicago Elizabeth Knauss Phil W. Davis James Mannix James Dies of the Gentile Cooperative Association Sivert Erdahl Samuel Pettingill Jean(n)ette Rankin Garet Garrett William Hard Paul Meinhart Hoyer’s painting “In The Beginning Was The Word” Reichswart published in Germany (1920s) by Count Ernst zu Reventlow Karl May children's novelist Professor Geheimrat Alfred von Domaszewski Dr. Hans Nieland NSDAP/AO Gov. Herman Talmadge Oscar C. Pfaus, national leader of the Germanischer Bund Jakob Leimann Henry E. Garrett, Luther Hodges, R. Carter Pittman, Carleton Putnam, Clayton Rand, and Archibald Roosevelt (race scientists) North Carolina Defenders of States' Rights, headed by James P. Dees Association for Preservation of the White Race, the Federation for Constitutional Government, the American Society for the Preservation of State Government and Racial Integrity, the National Association for the Advancement of White People, the Defenders of State Sovereignty and Individual Liberties, White Men Incorporated (segregationist groups) American Coalition of New York Eugene "Gene" Hood, North Carolina segregationist Bertie Lily Candler (Pelley spirit medium) THE ULTRAS IN THE USA by Vyacheslav Nikitin Mrs. H. H. Lund, Pelley supporter Friedrich Karl Kruppa Wendel del Monteroca of the League of Friends of New Germany Frank H. Epp Merry Fahrney, American Hitler supporter R.H. Sawyer's booklet The Jewish Question Dr. Joseph Jeffers (1898-1988) Rev. Sam H. Campbell 1920s Klan minister John Singer, Gordon Kahl, Arthur Kirk Dr. Alexis Carrel American ambassador to Germany, Hugh Wilson "Aviation, Geography, and Race" November 1939 issue of Reader’s Digest by Charles Lindbergh Max Erwin von Scheubner-Richter early Hitler supporter Claud Cockburn British Stalinist journalist Gangster Mickey Rosner and Lindbergh Jim Newton editor of Reader’s Digest Heinz Heydrich Harry Guggenheim O.K. Armstrong head of the No Foreign Wars Campaign Merwin K. Hart founded the New World Movement US ambassador Alanson Houghton Prince Ruprecht George C. Marshall Drew Pearson Walter Lippmann Colonel Stuart Roddie interview Hitler British ambassador Hugh Wilson Constantine "Connie" Brown of the Washington Star Dillard Stokes Dr. George W. Hartmann of Peace Now (1940s) Genevieve Kerrigan, Leone Menier, Joan McBride, James McBride, Baron Van Meter and Daniel Van Meter convicted under California sedition laws 1940s Frederick J. Libby of Peace Now George N. Peek Ambassador Dodd, Germany Frank Lloyd Wright, isolationist Christian Constitutional Party Christian Democrats (Dallas 1930s nationalist group) Christian Protective League (1930s Mobile) Stanley High, “Star Spangled Fascists,” Saturday Evening Post, vol. 211 (May 27, 1939) German Evangelical Church Alfred P. Schultz published Race or Mongrel (1908) Association of Fascism Aboard Bishop Bruce Tarkington Dowden Pasadena chapter of America First Comm. Ignatius Pranaitis Robert Wilton The Times correspondent to Russia Ian Colvin and The Cause of World Unrest ODWU Ukrainian nationalist group 1930s Dr. Paul Rohrbach "Those Nazi Americans" Readers Digest October 1937 H. C. Bernhard, nationalist pamphleteer Franklin Thompson, publisher of The National American German NS publications: Aufbau (issues dated 1934-1940) Das Schwarze Korps (1936-1939), Der Stürmer (1933-1938), Der Adler magazine, Nordland newspaper (1936-1939) Die Amerika Wacht (1936-1937) Die Brücke / Deutsche Abwehr (ca. 1933) Junges Volk and Jungsturm - Bund magazines? 1934, 1937-1940 Das Neue Deutschland Der Stahlhelm Bund

World Alliance for Combating Anti-Semitism (London) Severin Winterscheidt or Severin Winterscheid National Blue Shirt Minute Men William E. Dodd American ambassador to Germany Biro-Bidjan Soviet Jewish state German-American Independent Voters League Pat McGrady author of Fascism in America Captain John Edward Rawlins Ordnungs Dienst Deutscher Weckruf und Beobachter Ausland Institute Doug Brinkley, pro-Hitler American radio broadcaster William Hoffmeister of Trans-Ocean News Service Dietrich Wortmann, Dirk Voss, Heinrich Heide NS propagandists The White Shirts of California The National Watchmen White People's Club of West Virginia Norman Vincent Peale Marian Henderson, Lawrence A. Brown Pelley publishers Peter Peel Andrae Nordskog of the German American Bund Congressman Martin Sweeney Today's Challenge Mrs. Ernest Lundeen wife of late Senator and associate of GLK Smith Capt. Robert F. Pape NSDAP organizer on the West Coast Rabbi Elmer Berger and the American Council of Judaism Ben Hecht Jewish gangster Mickey Cohen Dr. J. B. Matthews, anticommunist Methodist clergyman William Grimstad National Socialist Youth Movement Peter Anthony Christian Identity supporter Larry Wayne Harris Steven (Steve) Sylvester, of the Christian Mobilizers American Action Committee George Seldes Alma White anti-Jewish writer Eric D. Butler, Australian social credit activist Mary Dawson Cain Lansing Hoyt American Liberty League Writer John Eoghan Kelly, publisher Ellery Sedgwick, homemaker Clare Dawes, muralist Hildreth Meière, and philanthropist Anne Morgan: American pro-Franco supporters New York Times correspondent William P. Carney (1930s Spain) Time Bomb, by E. A. Piller (1945) It's a Secret, by Henry Reed Hoke Communism is Un-American by Francis Spellman Spiritual Mobilization, Inc. founded by James W. Fifield Senator Edward R. Burke and the Khaki Shirts Luther Ivan Powell Lambert Fairchild anti-Jewish letter-writer to the NYT Louis J. Taber, master of the national Grange and America First member Vindicators Association, Inc. The Patriot Digest Major William Lathrop Rich Nationalist members of Congress June 17, 1944 - Beaumont, Texas race riot Val Sherman Lewis Valentine Ulrey, chairman of The Christian American Vance Muse, The Christian American Vesper Ownby, Atlanta attorney Order of American Patriots Representative Stephen Day Representative Chauncey Reed John E. Waters Midwest representative of Joseph P. Kamp The Serviceman’s Reconstruction Plan Lambert F. Fairchild George Washington Robnett of the Church League of America Alice de Tarnowsky Albert P. Haake of the American Economic Foundation A. S. Ackley of the Anglo-Saxon Federation Ainsley E. Horney Detroit riots, June 1943 Coughlin’s St. Sebastian Brigade (later Guild) The Constitutional Americans headed by George T. Foster United Mothers of America Charles Madden director of Defenders of George Washington Principals Ruben Rindler National Farmers' Guild Mrs. Flo Scriver, Pelley supporter Emma Wacker of Garner, Iowa T. W. Hughes Ralph Baerman, America First Party Lillian Parks, Mothers' Movement Mary E. Kenny, Women of America James True Richard Kelly Hoskins Donald McDaniel Almond G. Blanchard, America First Party (Michigan) Lillian Fiss, Mothers of Minnesota Frances Maxey or Florence Maxey E. E. Maxey, United Sons of America British Democratic Party led by Andrew Brons Rev. C. E. Rollins Metropolitan Tabernacle, Detroit Claude B. Smith head of Christocrats in Detroit Reverend Arthur Wilson, Wichita KS Dr. Joseph D. Jeffers, west coast pastor The Constitutionalist published by E. H. Rettig and later by Gerald Winrod? The Reign of the Elders

Harry Woodring former FDR cabinet member Mothers and Daughters United A. Cressy Morrison, American Women Against Communism John Cecil, Christian Front speaker Mothers' Movement red links Roy O. Woodruff, Fred Bradley, Dewey Short, Paul W. Shafer, John E. Rankin, Harold Knutson, William P. Lambertson, Stephen A. Day, Martin Dies, Hamilton Fish, Clare E. Hoffman, John H. Folger (Nationalist Congressmen) D. Worth Clark, Rufus C. Holman, W. Lee O’Daniel, David I. Walsh, Gerald P. Nye, Burton K. Wheeler, Robert Rice Reynolds, C. Wayland Brooks(Nationalist Senators) Virgil Chandler and Parker Sage The Nazis Go Underground, by Curt Riess William J. Grace or William G. Grace Alice Rand de Tarnowski Church League of America headed by George Washington Robnett Round Table Luncheons (Chicago), run by William H. Stuart S. A. Ackley of the Anglo-Saxon Federation of America American Defense League headed by Mrs. J. Henry Orme American Women against Communism, New York. Headed by Mrs. A. Crossey Morrison American Army for the Abolition of Poverty, the Money-righters, and the Constitutional Money League of America. Harry Grube of Mobile, Alabama; R. M. Parr of Detroit, Michigan; Glen Smith of Palmer Lake, Colorado; S. J. Greear of Denver, Colorado; C. K. Peterson of Phoenix, Arizona; Dennis Brown of Greeley, Colorado; W. C. Love of Hazel Park, Michigan. (Anti-Jewish, fundamentalist ministers) Das Schwarze Korps, Himmler’s SS weekly Rassenpolitisches Amt (Department of Race Relations) Richard Hamel anti-Jewish acitvist Jozef Mlot-Mroz Father Leonard Edward Feeney Anti-Jewish individuals[1] Beatrice Abbot 1947 Einar Aberg 1947-1967 Michael S. Abourjaily 1946 Emil Ahlborn 1937-1961 Gleason L.Archer 1944-1945 Roger W. Babson 1941-1950 Catherine P. Baldwin 1941-1942 Bishop Vincent Brizgys 1949 Daniel E. Casey 1950 Walter W. Cenerazzo 1943-1949 Conrad Chapman 1941-1970 Douglas Chandler 1947 Ed Classy 1951 James Coffey 1946-1957 Curtis M. Colston 1947 Robert Comins 1963 Robert G. Connolly 1946-1949, 1962 Fr. Charles F. Connor 1942 Cowles (First Name Unknown) 1941 Criscuolo, Luigi 1942-1945 Croniger, Bernard 1949 Cutler, General Robert 1950 Donnelly, Major Edward L. 1946 Dyas, Timothy 1948 Ellinger, Taye U.H. 1942-1948 Fairchild, Lambert 1947-1948 Fifield, Rev. James W., Jr. 1951-1954 Fleck, John J. 1947-1950 Flitcraft, Eugene 1945-1948 Foley, John 1948 Fitzgerald, Benedict 1946-1959 Furlong, Charles Wellington 1940-1957 Gallagher, William B 1945-1955 Gilbert, Dan 1945-1949 Goerner, Ernst 1941 Goldstein, Russell S. 1942 Gordon, David 1942-1948 Gossett, Ed 1948-1949 Hamilton, John Wilson 1942-1957 Headley, Rev. Orman T. 1947 Henderson, Ernest 1941-1960 Hichborn, Franklin 1950-1953 Hlond, Cardinal 1946 Hoffman, Clare 1945-1948 Holik, Michael 1961 Hunter, Edward H. 1933-1961 Jeru-Ahmed, Col. Hassan 1971 Jigarjian, Neshan 1946 Jordan, Major George Racey 1963 Kelly, F.M. 1950 Knight, Mary 1945, 1954-1955, 1964 Lagoulis, Speros A. 1961-1964 Lindsay, Rev. Samuel 1946-1948 Lohr, Frederick 1952-1953 Manton, Fr. Joseph 1945-1969 May, Lawrence 1959-1965 Miller, Lucille 1955 Morrissey, Fr. Francis 1947 Ockenga, Rev. Harold J. 1943-1966 O'Donnell, John 1945-1956 Perkins, Rev. Jonathan Ellsworth 1947-1949 Piersall, Jim 1954 Ray, Lola 1956-1958 Ridge, George Ross 1966 Simes, Olive 1961-1967 Snow, John Howland 1952 Wang, David R. 1957-1958 Welch, Margaret 1942-1951 Weller, George 1949-1953 White, Ira Calvin 1945-1958 Whitney, Alice T. 1946-1958 Wigglesworth, Rep. Richard E. 1956 Wright, Edwin M. 1956-1957 Atlantic Monthly (Albert Nock) 1941 Bystander 1940 Imp's Bulletin 1945-1947 Die Nuwe Orde 1949-1950 New Foundations 1959-1960

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J. Victor Malone and Bill Fields of Sen. Reynolds American Nationalist Party Mary Leach secretary to Elizabeth Dilling Henry Ringler, Pittsburgh Bund member Philip M. Allen Pennsylvania nationalist Harry Sieber Pennsylvania Silver Shirt leader Philadelphia Bund leader Sigmund von Bosse American Charter, Coughlin-type group in Cincinnati Karl von Weigand, American correspondent in Madrid Union for Democratic Action (1940s) Institute for American Democracy (1940s) National Negro Congress Arizona Slim, American conservative Destruction of a Planet: Zionism Is Racism By Gyeorgos C. Hatonn Dudley Gilbert of the Khaki Shirts Anti-Fascist Alliance of North America Robert M. Harriss, American Rock Party Jacob Alexander Elshin (1892-1976) and Peter Camfferman, Seattle artists and possible Silver Shirts Friedrich Heiss Themlitz and Winterhaldter, German nationalists, California (20) Bertie Lily Candler (the spirit medium) and George Fisher (Silver Legion benefactor) Lauri Torni (buried under the name of Larry Thorne at Arlington National Cemetery) member of the Finnish Waffen-SS Blue Shirts of Loyalty, 1934 Black Legion [a.k.a. American Fascist Order of Black Shirts] Archbishop Francis J. L. Beckman, America First Committee Dubuque Plan (Peace plan) supported by Andrea B. Nordskog Edward L. Fountain, America Fisrt, California Norman H. Wilson and Margaret Norton of Yonkers called for the impeachment of FDR The American Digest formerly Social Justice Digest Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Clark (ca. 1941) National Peace Crusade (30) William S. Hunt, American First, California Edward Drinker Cope philosopher, biologist Hinton Rowan Helper Henri Bourassa and Mackenzie King on Jewish immigration Christian Crusaders Against Communism Christian American Labor Party Heinz Beller, German correspondent in Washington (1930s) Floyd Carridi, Christian Front Carl Gunther Orgell (40) Joachim Paffrath García Hispán, a former representative of CEDADE Ramón Bau Ned Touchstone Adolf von Thadden Adolf Von Thadden Ellett Lawrence, White Citizens' Council publisher Jessie Mabry of The Southerner Minutemen Troy Harold Houghton (b. ca.1932) William Francis Colley (b. ca.1922} Richard (Rich) Albert Lauchli Jr (b. ca.1927} Walter (Wally) Patrick Peyson (b. April 26, 1942) Jerry Milton Brooks, Intelligence and Security Officer Roosevelt Raithby (Ray) Husted Keith Gilbert John Harrell Mario Kohley (Kohly)? Everitt Moore Mark Monday Lester Molyneaux Dennis Patrick Mower Southern California W. H. Harold (60) Leo F. Reardon Russell Dunn Professor Friedrich Schoeneman of the University of Berlin, public lecturer in the US 1933 and 1937. Mrs. Uzzell of New York, associate of Harry Jung Madam Cantacuzene speaker at nationalist meetings 1930s Margaret A. Kerr of The Better American Federation of Los Angeles Charles Beard, historical revisionist Justus Doenecke, professor of history at the University of South Florida Father James Gillis, editor of The Catholic World Marshall Kornegay, of North Carolina UKA (70) Mynnie Fischer - Mothers Mobilizing Against War (Milwaukee) Colonel Eugene C. Pomeroy of Liberty Lobby and his Defenders of the American Constitution (later taken over by General Del Valle Andrew Gissibl, brother of Peter Gissibl Otto W. A. Willumeit Nicholas J. Roccaforth - former associate and hostile witness against Rev. Gerald Winrod. Lawrence Brown, associate of William Dudley Pelley Max Stephan, sentenced to death for treason Salvatore Caridi, Italian-American fascist leader William J. Baxter, economist and Japanese supporter 1940s Edward Stuetz publisher of the California Staats-Zeitung (80) Charles Arthur Porter, associated with the German American Bund in California Mrs. Leonora St. George Rogers Schuyler, member of the American Nationalist Party National Committee Against Communism, National Gentile League, National Liberty Party, National Party of America, National Protective Order of Gentiles: nationalist organizations 1930s Melvin Ezell Gorham of Sovereign Press also Valorian Society I. A. Rodionow (Russian nationalist) author of Reich des Satans Boris Toedtli White Russian nationalist K. V. Rodzaevsky, chief of the Russian Fascist Union also S. Rasheff Josiah Nott, southern race thinker from Alabama The Jew a Negro (1910) by Rev. Arthur T. Abernethy Der Aufbau (90) Edmond F. Kohl Milton Elrod, editor of the Fiery Cross (Indianapolis) John A. Tabor, Klan leader Indiana (1920s) Robert L. Duffus, Ku Klux Klan author (1920s) The Ku Klux Klan under the Searchlight by LeRoy Amos Curry C. Lewis Fowler, Klan pamphleteer, Knoxville TN (1920s) Major John S. Cohen, Georgia Klansman? Bill Hendrix, Sidney Hopper, William Bogar 1950s Florida Klan leaders John D. Swenson, Michael S. Ingram Klan leaders 1960s Roy E. Davis of Dallas organized the old Original Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. Royal Young Jr. Imperial Dragon 1963 in Louisiana

Aliens Act of 1906 (British Parliament) Christopher Bollyn Captain Rosenbluth (Tacoma) Immigration Act of 1924 (US) Joseph Medill Patterson of the New York Daily News Danton Walker, columnist New York Daily News Domenico Trombetta, newspaper editor John O'Donnell, Washington correspondent New York Daily News John J. Geis, Allan Wells, Lambert Fairchild, G. H. Quinn “fascist” letter-writers Maxim Litvinov, Jewish and Soviet Foreign Minister Ernest Cuneo, Walter Winchell's ghostwriter Eleanor Patterson, Washington Times-Herald Roy Howard, Benjamin De Casseres, Paul Mallon, Westbrook Pegler, Frederic Woltman, William Philip Simms, John O'Donnell, Chesly Manly conservative journalists (1940s) Lothrop Stoddard’s 1939 visit to Germany. Otto Böckel Marie Ogden, Pelley supporter Theresa Holm research assistant to Ernest Elmhurst Seth D. Ryan, Roger Foss, Alan Jerome Welch, Harry Earl Blair, Cathy Childress, Laerence" Gary Smith, Christoper Avery Baily, and (Joseph) Curtis Bruen (Brauniger) ANP Edward Cassidy, Louis Mostaccio, NRP Dr. Arno C. Gaebelein The Conflict of the Ages Howland Spencer Anti-Jewish newspaper owner George E. Hornby, Bund W. H. Sahli John L. Riemer and his National Book Mart in Los Angeles Lawrence Brown convicted of sedition with Pelley 1942 Max Stephan, sentenced to execution for helping a German pilot escape a Canadian prison. Thomas Quinlan Christian Front Nelson E. Hewitt associate of Harry Jung Eric Dudley Butler author International Jew Defenders of the Christian Faith (M. L. Flowers, Elizabeth Knauss) Kenneth E. Shephard of The Paul Reveres Sloane-Pfaus affair Harry Imanuel Rooch Domenico Trombetta Manifesto della razza (manifesto of the race) Agostino De Biasi, American fascist Povl Riis-Knudsen Max Amann (Robert Surrey) ANP (from Dallas?) Clint Murchison Texas oil baron and Rockwell supporter American Peace Mobilization Robert S. Allen, columnist Roland Fournier, Jorge Lobo, David Irving, Carlo Mattogno, Erik Norling, Alfred Seidl, José L. Ontiveros, Thies Christophersen, Enrique Aynat, Robert Faurisson, and Carlos Cabellero Isidro J. Palacios, Antonio Medrano, Fernando Sánchez Dragó, and José Javier Esparza, CEDADE writers Tyler Kent’s newspaper The Putnam Sun Fred W. Bender of the National Citizens Protective Association Pastor Marion H. Reynolds, Jr. 1919-1997 Lambert Schyler contributor to Right Philip Campbell Argyle-Stuart publisher of The High I.Q. Bulletin Alexander F. Hudgins ( April 22, 1906 - May 11, 1990) Joseph A. Milteer Herbert Butterworth, National Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Pastor Carey Daniel, Citizens' Council J. B. Matthews on communist infiltration of the clergy F. Allen Mann, White activist 1950s Rudolf Aschenauer neo-Nazi of Frankfurt, Germany and Yockey Frank Lausche - Senator, Ohio W. B. Hicks Jr. and Stanley M. Andrews of Liberty Lobby James F. Dees associate of Gerald LK Smith Henry B. Joy Rev. E. J. Springett of the British Israel movement in Canada American Keystone Foundation, Klan front United Sons of Dixie Southern Outlook Paul Meres Winter, Klan evangelist Edwin Flaig of Millvale PA Richard Landwehr Erwin Schonborn of the 1950’s German Freedom Party Wolfgang Sarg of Natinform Free Corps Germany (Freikorps Deutschland) ca. 1953 Friedrich Karl Bornemann and Werner Naumann German NS (ca. June 1954) Shaemas O'Sheel G. E. Martens, Friends of New Germany Royal Order of American Defenders (Klan front) founded by Chester B. Anderson of Los Angeles and W. J. Putnam of Long Beach Rev. Thomas Calvin Jones, 1920s Klansman Behind the White Mask by the Committee of Ten (1928) So They Framed Stephenson by Robert Butler (1940) books on Klan rivalries Dr. Anna Bogenholm Sloane of New York City, pro-NS Colonel F. H. Palmer of the American Guards in Los Angeles American Honest Money Legion headed by M. Gallagher(Coughlin Group) John L. Riemer of the American Labor Party pro-NS C. Earl Snelson, Grand Dragon for California (ca. 1938-1941) James Harvey, national Klan organizer (Atlanta, 1941) S. G. Morrow, Jr., attorney and Miami Klan leader (1941) James D'Orsey Murray, America First Committee speaker Joseph Roos of the News Research Service Grace and Sylvia Comfort, spies on nationalist activities and employees of the News Research Service Eric Dudley Butler Australian nationalist Ernest J. Jones of the Australian Unity League Oscar Brumbach, Shaemas O'Sheel nationalist authors George Dorsett, North Carolina Klan leader and FBI informant Grady Mars, UKA leader who committed suicide after HUAC hearings. Rev. James Spears of Alabama UKA Imperial Kludd Chalmers, Klan lawyer (1960s) D. Ray Pugh (UKA, 1960s) Eugene H. Tabbutt, Klan Bureau of Investigation (UKA) Fighting American Nationalists (ca. 1964) Leon Flynn (NKKKK) Murray Martin, Original Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (1966) Phil Gibson UKA Riddlehoover, Klan leader (ca. 1966) The Southerners, (Asa Carter, 1971)

Joe Jeffers, antisemite John Bryan Owen, friend of Tyler Kent John J. Raskob and Ogden H. Hammond, Christian Front supporters Stork Club, racist NYC nightclub Col. Edward D. Gray, American Action Krupp von Bohlen W. J. Griffin, Florida Grand Dragon Florida Coalition of Patriotic Societies Holsted “Hoss” R. Manucy Max Amann (Max Surry) ANP Texas Karl Hand, James Mason and David Rust (NSLF) Justus Freemen group Kirk Lyons and Lourie Salley Professor August Rohling Der Talmudjude (1871) Councilman Meade McClanahan associate of GLK Smith Theodore Dinkelacker, Bund youth leader Henry Lang, San Francisco Bund leader George S. Anderson, Pelley’s business manager Books sold by the Silver Shirts John E. Waters, Red Justice Irvin L. Potter, The Cause of Anti-Jewism G. F. Stevenson, The Cuttle-Fish Caverth Wells, Kapoot Mid-American Research Library (1954) T. W. Hughes head of Save America First (ca. 1941) The Passing Caravan (ca. 1944) weekly news letter issued by former officer of America First Committee Howland Spencer Robert Millar Myrtle L. Flowers Major George Racey Jordan Major Jordan's Diaries Arthur J. Goldsmith ADL 1940s Paul Crouch Donald L. Jackson KCOP-TV Broadcasts Church League of America Edward F. Sullivan J. B. Matthews editor of the Contra-Comintern Nibelungen Verlag Hazel Huffman of the Constitutional Educational League Dudley Pierrepont Gilbert American Nationalists Inc. Frank Burch "Nazi agent" Philip La Follette Michael Hart, jewish member of American Renaissance J. Vázquez de Mella, Onésimo Redondo, F. García Blázquez Spanish nationalists Gert Honsik and Walter Ochsenberger Juntas Españolas, Spanish nationalist party Alternativa Europea (European Alternative, AE), headed by Juan Antonio Llopart Léon Degrelle, Wilfred von Oven (Goebbels’ assistant in the Ministry of Propaganda), Salvador Borrego (Mexican neo-Nazi propagandist and writer), Florentin Rost van Tonningen (wife of Dutch Nazi leader Meinoud van Tonningen), Thies Christophersen (German Nazi propagandist sheltered in Denmark), Manfred Roeder (founder in 1971 of German Civil Initiative), Matt Koehl (an American, secretary of the World Union of National Socialists), Richard Edmons (leader of the British National Party and publisher of Holocaust News), Christopher Scherrer (of Wiking Jugend Swiss), Poul Riis Knudsen (sponsor of the National Socialist Movement in Denmark), and number of Spanish neo-Nazis, including Pedro Varela, Daniel Aguilar, Juan Massana, José Luis Jerez, and Javier Nicolás. Harold Lord Varney M. Stanton Evans William Shearer Richard Kay, American Party candidate (1972) Peter Aldag author of Das Judentum in England Berlin: Nordland Verlag, 1943 Members of the European Liberation Front Maurice Bardeche 1951 publication Defense de l’Occident also Rene Binet John Marston Gaster of the European Liberation Front South African Oswald Pirow’s group New Order. Harold Lockwood and Bertie Mills of the Imperial Fascist League Katja Lane Judge Edward Leroy Van Roden of Media PA. (War crimes judge) Gustave A. Brand, Alfons Brem, Alex Burkhard, Virginia Cogswell, Frank Davin, O.E. Edstrom, Hugo R. Fack, Richard Forbes, Gustave Elmer, Carl Nicolay, Arno Risse, Edwin Westphal, Kurt Mahler, Karl Neumeister, Frank Norris, Father Alexis Pelypenko, Jack Peyton, Georg Rath, Lawrence P. Reilly, Edwin Paul E. Richter, Serge Rubinstein, Hans Scherbert, Dr. George L. Scherger, Susan Sterling, Edward F. Sullivan, Charles B. Swift, Martin Luther Thomas, Jan Valtin, Andre Visson, Helen Vooros reported on by John C. Metcalfe George Sullivan Edith Shol head of American Freedom Association Faith H. McCullough of American League of Christian Women H. J. Whitmore, Edward Ross, Chester B. Anderson, California nationalists The Hemisphere, anti-fascist publication issued in New York (ca. 1941) Arthur Dietrich, German National Socialist in Mexico List of anti-Jewish American politicians United Party Movement Captain Robert F. Pape, Hans Winterhalder, Paul Themlitz and Hermann Schwinn, NS activists 1930s southern California Bonnie Busch Guy Junneman, associate of Joe McWilliams and James True Louise Ward Watkins Harry Young The Old Kentuckey Home Revivalist (ca. 1949) published by Rev. Mordecai F. Ham Forrest Sammons publication Open Letters E. A. Lauderdale, Ku Klux Klan bomber Henry Peck Fry and Edgar I. Fuller former 1920s Klansmen who turned against the organization and wrote anti-Klan books. Robert Annabel, COINTEL target listed as “head of Christian organization, name censored” Samuel Fowler, Klan leader 1960s Father Lawrence J. Toups, Catholic priest , Citizens Council member and early friend to David Duke Ray Leahart, best man at David Duke’s wedding and friend of Matt Koehl. Raymond D. Goodman, born (ca. 1933) of Arlington, and Schuyler Ferris (born ca. 1915) of Falls Church, Va., Robert D. Walton (born ca. 1946), and George W. Carpenter (born ca. 1945) ANP members

Federation of Klans, Knights Of The Ku Klux Klan (Chicago, 1994) headed by Ed Novak American Section of the International Committee to Combat the World Menace of Communism: - Walter C. Cole (chairman, Council of National Defense, Detroit Board of Commerce) John Ross Delafield (commander-in-chief, Military Order of the World War) Ralph M. Easley (chairman, National Civic Federation) Hamilton Fish (United States Congressman) Elon Huntington Hooker (chairman, American Defense Society) F. O. Johnson (president, Better America Federation) Orvel Johnson (Lieutenant-Colonel, R.O.T.C. Association of the United States) Harry Jung (chief, American Vigilante Intelligence Association) Samuel McRoberts (banker) C. G. Norman (chairman, Building Trades Employers' Association) Ellis Searle (editor, the United Mine Worker) Walter S. Steele (editor, National Republic) John B. Trevor (chairman, American Coalition) Archibald E. Stevenson (former member, United States Military Intelligence) For the American Robert Appleton, American Defense Society Ernst Goerner "Nazi agent" Milwaukee H. D. Kissenger editor of the National American American Peace Mobilization Interventionist columnists Alsop and Kintner John Cecil of the American Immigration Conference Captain James E. Campbell, an associate of General Moseley Dudley Pierrepont Gilbert John Snow League of Constitutional… Jouett Shouse and the American Liberty League John Raskob Dr. Maude DeLand Robert Vietig Paul Revere Sentinels William P. Calhoun author of The Caucasian and the Negro in the United States (1902) William B. Smith author of The Color Line: A Brief in Behalf of the Unborn (1905) Robert W. Shufeldt The Negro: A Menace to American Civilization (1907) [2] Juventud Nacional Revolucionaria (National revolutionary youth), Comandos de Acción Adolfo Hitler (Adolf Hitler action commandos), Nueva Guardia de España (New Guard of Spain), Ejército de Liberación Nacional (National liberation army), and Juventudes Vikingas (Viking youth), Nuevo Acrópolis (New Acropolis): 1970s NS groups in Spain Deguello Report NSRP Executive Committee officers, Dr. Edward Fields, J. B. Stoner, Ned Dupes, Jerry Pope, C. L. Morisette, Kenneth Adams, Jimmy George Robinson, Dallas Hale, Gene Wilson, J. Mercer M. G. Lowman and Bob DePugh Walter White Jr. California Rangers, anti-communist group (1960s) Edith Essig 1960 "Swastika epidemic" White Race Club White America Inc. Save Our Nation Inc. J. B. Easterly, Louisiana segregationist head of the Southern Gentlemen Willie Rainach of the Louisiana White Citizens Council Francis M. McHale, chairman of the National Citizens Protective Association Gerda Koch (April 8, 1903 - July 6, 1994) Sizable FBI files on Curtis, Laura Ingalls, Beatrice Brown, Catherine V. Brown, Waters, Van Hyning, Mary Leach, Grace Keefe, Baldwin, Blanche Winters, Josephine Mahler, Ethel Groen, Lucinda Benge, Frieda Stanley, Ella Monreal, Opalma Montagne, Lillian Parks, Bessie Burchett, Maude DeLand, Ida Mae Cooper, Marguerite Morrison, Charlotte Aycrigg, Kathleen Norris, Francis Sherrill, Lois de Lafayette Washburn, and Leslie Fry. Hermann Schwarmann and other members of the German American Bund indicted in New York City. Francis Ralston Welch, anti-Jew pamphleteer John R. Brinkley Father Leonard Feeney Homer Chaillaux Dudley Pierrepont Gilbert Felix W. McWhirter, 1930s Indianapolis banker and nationalist Hyatt Dane, anti-Jew activist 1930s New York area Harmonie Club, 1930s Jewish social club in New York Stanley Smith and George Andrews Moriarity of the American Nationalist Party General Manie Maritz Boer War fighter and author of My Lewe en Strewe (My Life and Struggle) German American National Alliance Charles Corwin White, chairman of the Women United Rev. Herbert W. Lewis, speaker for the Christian Mobilizers Louis Helmond, Donald Casanova, Steve Sylvester Christian Mobilizers David Curtiss Stephenson, Indiana Grand Dragon Delmar Dennis, FBI informant on the Klan Robert Lyons, NSRP member 1961 John Bell Williams (1918-1983) coauthor of 16 Years on the Throne September 6, 1921 the New York World begins a three-part series of attacks upon the Ku Klux Klan. Fred L. Savage C. C. Daniels James A. Comer, Grand Dragon of Arkansas (1920s) Mary Elizabeth Tyler Klan publicist Stanley Frost, Ku Klux Klan academic researcher 1920s "Behind the White Hoods" by Stanley Frost [3] H. K. Ramsey, Imperial Kligrapp (Klan official, ca. 1924) The White Nationalist (ca. 1972-1975) publication of the American White Nationalist Party of Columbus, Ohio Anderson, Jack. "Why I Quit The American Nazi Party," Parade, Dec. 6, 1964, pp. 29 - 30. John Finizio, Italian-American fascist John Lorimer, Canadian fascist Lord Sydenham of Combe's The Jewish World Problem Dr. Gabriel Lambert, lieutenant to Adrien Arcand, F. Lessard, commands his Blue Shirts Paul Bouchard Aryan Revolutionary Army 1994-1995

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L'Italia Nuova, Italian fascist weekly published in Montreal. Canadian Union of Fascists John Schio, Saskatoon representative of the 1930s Canadian Nationalist Party Joseph Laister, London antisemite Tom Erhart, Canadian nationalist Maxwell Knight of MI5 and 1930s British fascists Otto Thierbach leader of the Deutscher Bund Canada Charles Brandel 1930s editor of The Thunderbolt (Canadian) Karl Gerhard and Bernhard Bott of the Deutscher Bund Canada (10) Joseph Plamondon, Canadian anti-jewish activist Grace Wick papers, 1888-1962 [4] Frederick Cowan on February 14, 1977 killed six people in New Rochelle NY. Clifford D. Herrington of the American Workers Party/National Socialist Movement,Bartlesville, OK Eugen Duehring's antisemitism James Mitchell Rosenberg Milford Wriarson Howard Mazzini Society, fascist or anti-fascist group Dr. Maude De Land associate of Gerald Winrod Dr. Wolfgang Ebell of El Paso Texas accused German spy (20) Reverend Kurt E. B. Molzahn accused German spy Raymond Swing researcher of American fascism Herman von Busch of Bund Camp Nordland Van Deman Files, info on right-wing groups in the US in 1930s Ralph Beaver Strassberger, associate of William Griffin and Prescott Dennett Senator Ernest Lundeen Alexander Lincoln and Sentinels of the Republic (anti-Jew) Confederate Klans of Alberta Charles Homer Maddox is in 1967 listed as Imperial Wizard of the Association of Georgia Klans. Norman H. Wilson and Miss Margaret Norton, Yankee Freemen Movement (30) Arthur Goadby, George Andrews Moriarty, Stanley E. Smith, American Nationalist 1940s (American Nationalist Party 1940s?) Carl Nikolay Dr. Anna B. Sloane, pro-NS (ca. 1939) Edmund V. Burke, Christian Mobilizers Frank Davin William P. Maloney Claire M. Merten Father Alexis Pelypenko Harold A. Sparling, California anti-Jewish pamphleteer and candidate. National Legion of Mothers of America, Molly Pitchers and the Molly Pitcher Rifle Legion (40) List of Axis broadcasters Daniel Paulson publisher of Statecraft In 1871, Professor August Rohling, a theologian, had published Der Talmudjude, which represented Judaism as a devilish doctrine. American Gentile Youth Movement Chicago 1930s Walter Hurt The Truth About the Jews George E. Sullivan, Allen Zoll, Wade E. Cooper, Charles Carroll, Margaret B. Hopper, Pat McCarran, and John Bowe testified against Frankfurter before the Justice Committee James H. McKnight listed in Under Cover Frederic M.P. Pearse of the German American Vocational League Fritz Schroeder of the German-American Vocational League Joseph Rudden, National Renaissance Party (50) Wickliffe Vennard Oscar Wyclif Harmon, associate of Max Nelsen in Chicago The Beast Marks Russia, by A. Howard (1938) The Jewish Peril, British pamphlet Elmore Douglas Greaves editor of The Southern Review Judaism and the Vatican, by Vicomte Léon de Poncins (1967) president of the BIWF, Douglas C. Nesbit Action Patriots / Kalenik Lissuik America First Committee / E. William Gaedtke Defenders Of The U.S.A. Republic / Helen Peters (60) Youth For America / Earl Atwell The Coming Red Dictatorship Jason Kersey of New Smyrna Beach, Florida headed the United Florida Klan, Knights of the KKK. Florida Knights of the Ku Klux Klan headed by Don Cochran of Jacksonville. Albert Lentz, White activist Philadelphia (1971) Schuyler Ferris Grand Dragon of the Realm of Virginia Ku Klux Klan Russell R. Veh, American White Nationalist Party, Toledo, Ohio Frank Drager founder of the White Action Movement George Adam Link, New York organizer for the ANP National Guard Party of Karl Hand (70) Attention! Justice For Pelley Committee, 1949 Communist Horrors, Pilgrim Tract Society Diary of Ann Fink ANP (ca. 1963) Emanuel M. Josephson, Roosevelt's Communist Manifesto, Chedney Press, 1955 Gordon Lindsay, Strange Facts About Hitler, Anglo-Saxon Christian Association, 1942 Max Rafferty, The Passing of The Patriot, Reprinted by America's Future, Inc., 1961 N. W. Rogers, Are All Jews Liars? Nationalist Press Association, 1940 Fayez A. Sayegh, writer on the Israel-Palestine question John Howland Snow, author of The Case of Tyler Kent, Domestic and Foreign Affairs, Citizens Press, 1946 Western Guard and Western Guard Party of Canada (80) Joseph Genovese of Western Guard Ralph Forbes' newspaper Raise The Banner Edwin Reynolds and Perry Warthan associates of James N. Mason Krylon Network, 1991, Krylon Underground newsletters Mike Lujan (ca. 1996-1998) The White Order of Thule James Denny, 1984-1985 United Sovereign Party Dragonfire Western Foundation of Dualism newsletters Raymond Sweetman 1976-1977 National Socialist Party United Kingdom Teutonic Unity, 1983 Earl W. Thomas, 1969-1974 White Legion Books (90) Teutonic Order, The New Dawn - "Voice of the New Philosophy" newsletter Thor, The Voice of Revolutionary Odinism Affirmations, publications Boniface Press National Socialist Congress meeting, Ohio? 1977 Karl Hand, 1976-1987 "Defiance", "Nightrider", and "National Socialist Observer" bulletins Clifford D. Herrington, 1973-1977 of Local Group Rockwell Michael Hansen, Christian Nationalist White People's Party Russell Allen Hux, 1983 Chico area National Socialist National Socialist League (NSL) World Service, "The National Socialist Mobilizer" and "Race and Nation" newsletters National Socialist Organization of Quebec (NSOQ) James O. Murray, NSRP Birmingham

Canadian Blushirts Daniel O'Keefe of New Brunswick and William Crane of Nova Scotia Young Citizens League headed by C.S. Thomas, Canadian fascist organization 1930s Swastika Association of Canada headed by Otto Becker (Swastika Clubs) J. Maurice Scott Commander-in-Chief of the Parti National Social Chrétien Lionel Groulx (1878-1967), Canadian nationalist L'Action National and Les Jeunes Canada, Quebec nationalist organizations (1930s) Paul De Lisle of Montreal, Canadian fascist Anthony Jacob's Think Again, White Man! W. J. Schultze, White Unity Party, Buffalo, NY (ca. 1977) Keith Gilbert of the Social Nationalist Aryan People’s Party based in California or Post Falls, ID Ohio White Nationalist Party, Toledo Ohio (ca. 1974, Gerhardt brothers) Hillel Center South African National Party, Raymond Rudman Neil Howard Ness, German American Bund, Los Angeles Negro News Syndicate Leonard Robert Jordan Black activist for Japan ca. 1940 Wilbur V. Keegan, Gustav Elmer August of the German American Bund The New Germany under Hitler Bund publication Pacific Movement, 1930s Japanese attempt to enlist American Blacks Margaret Kerr of the Better America Federation Harvey Davis of the Black Legion Courtenay Barber of the Fight For Freedom Committee Ruth Sarles editor of Peace Action, monthly bulletin of National Council for the Prevention of War James Dorsey Murray, California Bund supporter Morris Ernst, ACLU No Foreign Wars Committee set up by William Rhodes Davis Edwin Banta, German American Bund Judge N. W. Rodgers, German American Bund Richard Wilmer Rowan author of Secret Agents Against America Erminio Turcotti, Antonio Carridi, Italian-American fascists Christian Vigilante Front, Christian Workers Alliance, 1940s nationalist gourps National Christian Labor Party Protective League of America George T. Baker of the Citizens No Foreign Wars Coalition A. M. Windhorst of the World Events Forum In Fact (ca. June 1940 - October 1950) weekly publication issued by George Seldes editor, Victor Weingarten associate editor Strath-Gordon, 1930s British nationalist active in the US Advisor (ca. 1934) published by Nelson E. Hewitt Howard Emmett Rogers of the Motion Picture Alliance Eugene Lawrence The Jews And Their Persecutors Arnold A. Rogow "The Jew in a Gentile World" Vida Milholland, anti-Jewish radio broadcaster (ca. 1926) Russell Davenport, anti-Nazi researcher and author of the 1930s. Mysterious death of A. Cloyd Gill Ignatius L. Donnelly Paul G. Anderson ANP Chicago Edwin H. Friend KKK photographer Ardie McBrearty Aryan Nations Fighting American Nationalists, ANP front O.T. Gunnarsson, the anonymous 1993 novel Hear the Cradle Song Hermann Buch and his publication “Deutsche Justiz” Institute for the Study and Eradication of Jewish Influence on German Religious Life (established in 1939 by the Protestant theologian Walter Grundmann) Dixie Protestant Woman’s Political League AMERICAN STATES’ RIGHTS ASSOCIATION, INC. Richard Bayer (Boyer), Louis Mostacchio, , Tamar Bewamy, John Ryan, James Wagner, Henry Potworowski, Luke Wommer: supporters and/or members of the National Renaissance Party. William Gayle Simpson Christian Vanguard (ca. 1972-1979) newspaper of the Christian Defense League and later the New Christian Crusade Church A. Carter Pittman, segregationist author (Asa Carter?) Cicero: riots of 1951 The Southern Patriot (ca. 1950-1976) published in Louisville, KY Allen Andrew Stuart (born November 30, 1896) NSRP organizer Arizona Robert Woodcock, David Kerr, John Ryan, Richard Bayer, Howard Speiler, Vince Auleta, NRP supporters and/or members. NSWPP Secretary Bill Kirstein David or Donald Rust of the NSLF Dr. Charles Glatt assassination (bussing, 1975) Social Nationalist Aryan People's Party Jack B. Tenney's group America Plus R. E. Legant, Is Communism Jewish? Life Imprisonment For Exposing Communists! by Melford Pearson Dennis Nix, White Power Comes to Midvale, NSWPP (1973) Jeanette Rankin, Some Questions About Pearl Harbor, Plowshare Press, 1942 Rosemary Ruether, Anti-Semitism and The State of Israel: Some Principles For Christians, Reprint from Christianity and Crisis, 1973 "The Gieseking Case" (Walter Gieseking, "de-Nazified" pianist who visited America, 1949) Why are Jews Persecuted For Their Religion: The Truth is Stranger Than Fiction, American Publishing Society, circa 1936 Pamphlet, Why are the Jews Persecuted for their Religion? (ca. 1940) James N. Mason associations [5] The Bay Aryan, 1996 Magazine - The Racial Voice of the San Francisco Bay Area Charles H. McGuire, 1971-1977 National Youth Alliance Right Brigade "The Fake Civil Rights Racket" tracts Stormfront (publication), 1994 January publication "Niggers are Taking Over" (NATO) Artwork, "Niggers are taking over" White Worker's Party propaganda On Guard, 1992-1997 Race and Reality newsletters The Order "England's Best Selling National Socialist Publication" Ohio National Socialist, 1975 newsletter Metzger, Tom, 1977-1992, "White Student Union" bulletins, "White Aryan Resistance" bulletins, and "White American Political Association" bulletins Edmund Nowicki, National States' Rights Party Spencer D. Redfield, 1968 National Socialist Youth Movement Scott Nelson, 1976, 1980 Texas Fiery Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Phoenix, 1970-1982 National Socialist Irish Workers Party "Irish Worker" and "Phoenix" newsletters Polzin Publishers Patriot Review, 1986-1989 The Patriot Review newsletters and CPA Book Publisher Catalogs The Voice 1977-1983 "Voice of German Americans"

White Canada Crusade in British Columbia (ca. 1939) John Singer [6] Ernst Hiemer George Thayer's The Farther Shores of Politics John McCandlish Phillips and Dan Burros George Ware, ANP Francis Joseph Smith (Frank Smith), Rockwell’s bodyguard Christopher Vidnjevich, Chicago ANP Richard Geppert, Oliver Patterson, Terrance Rose NSRP (1971) James Dorsey Murray California Bund Supporter [7] Mike Landis, NSRP Chicago (1971) A. O. Kern, NSRP, St. Louis (1971) FBI informant? Arnold Moltis, The American Majority Party (ca. 1977) Robert Brannen and Clifford Herrington founders of NSM Lester Maddox The Liberty Net, right-wing ham radio network of the early 1970s Russell Veh of the World Service San Diego CA Alphonse Toussenel, French author on the Jews and capitalism Dr. Walter H. Silge German radio broadcasts 1940 Chicago WHIP of the German-American National Alliance Unregistered agenst of Japan: John Farnsworth, Harry Thomas Thompson, Vincent Williams, David Warren Ryder, Arthur Clifford Reed, Heizer Wright, Ralph Townsend, and Joseph Hilton Smyth. 1920s Klan affiliated groups American Krusaders, American Protestant Alliance, Improved Order of Red Men Henry Pope, a prominent Republican and Chicago area businessman friend of Friedrich Auhagen Dr. Ferdinand A. Kertess wealthy backer of Friedrich Auhagen James P. Thornton, Robert Lee Lewton, Terrel R. Eddy NSRP California Stuart Chase’s The New Western Front Oswald Garrison Villard Hans Saas, head of Trenton NJ German American Bund Mr. V. Busch, Secretary of State of the German American League (ca. 1937) Christian American Labor Party (New York ca. 1939) Unity Party Warren C. Lee Marie Mayer Karl Neumeister Edwin Paul E. Richter Godfrey Hind Wyatt Kaldenberg, 1987 "The Democratic Socialist" newsletters Earl C. Craig, California nationalist (ca. 1941) Emil Lodahl Maynard O. Nelson at the University of Minnesota headed the Democratic Nationalist Party (ca. 1947) George A. McNeely contributor to The Fiery Cross O. K. Chandler of the Ashville Conference Collis O. Redd, national director of the Constitutional Crusaders of America (ca. 1939) Sam H. Campbell The Jewish Problem in the United States (1923) American Forward Movement and/or Christian American Movement Anti-Jew American ambassador to Italy Breckinridge Long Willie Seuren Carl Krepper, American pastor and Nazi saboteur Christian Patriots Crusade(F. Allen Mann Hinsdale IL) M. B. Sherrill of Pro-Southerners William B. Wernecke, Nationalist Conservative Party CFR, Illuminati, ect. books [8] Walter Frank and the Institute for the History of the New Germany Fellowship Forum (1920s) Ku Klux Klan newspaper National Christian Manifesto 1990, by Ray M. Jurjevich, Ph.D.; Ichthys Books; 1990 Veritas Publishing Company Gerald O. Fleming "Sensism" Anatomy of a Revolution by Arch F. Roberts, Ft. Collins, CO : Betsy Ross Press, [1975]. 32p. Last Great Nation on Earth by Rose L. Martin Wake Village, TX : Fidelis Publishers, , 1978. 256p. The Augusta Courier (ca. 1955-1959) weekly newspaper published by Roy V. Harris, Augusta GA [9] Andree Touraine, Klan organizer Riverside CA (1963) Ambassador Friedrich Wilhelm von Prittwitz und Gaffron E.M. Biggers Printer - Edstrom, O.E. - Gillespie, William - Hadland, Carl A. - Keeping The Record Straight/ Edith Essig - Layton, L. Lee - Mobley, Marvin C - Oliver, Gene - Pittman, R. Carter - Tuttle, Willis B. - Weinell, Ray V. (racist pamphleteers) White America News Service, 1955-1960 The White Horse 1946-1949 Fred Beal, The Red Fraud: An Expose of Stalinism 1949 Charles O. Benham National Forecast Publications (Christian Identity?) Upton Close and John Howland Snow Pachkofsky, Arthur, The Anglo-Saxon People of Today Are The Lost Tribes of Israel Martin Salewski, Outrageous Treatment of German Prisoners of War, circa 1946 Alexander Schiffner, British-Israel pamphleteer Leonard Wise aka Frederick Soddy Alfred O. Tittmann writings Edward Whiteside Larry Shoemake gun down eight black Mississippians in 1996 Edward J. Hatfield head of Citizens for American Survival Fairfax, Virginia (ca. 1972) Nick Camerota, NYA ANP gag items (Ann Fink, Great Accomplishments of Negro Race, Communism Is Irish) Casey Kalemba, United White People's Party (ca. 1970-1976) William G. Kirstein, NSWPP (ca. 1970) Dick Rogers 1976-1985 National Socialist American Workers' Party Paladin Press, 1980 McVan, Ron, 1999-2000 Focus Fourteen newsletters The Match, Atheism booklets Regal Scroll, 1995 Newsletter Raise the Banner, 1983 Ed Reynolds Swastika display article SS Action Group, On Guard newsletter America First, The American Lancer newspaper and "America First Committee" newsletter Americans for Western Unity, Odinist Peter K. Anderson, (ca. 1984) "Point Blank" magazine Church of the Arman Dawn (1980s) Albert Brinkmann 1975-1976 National Socialist Kurier Frank Braswell 1984 The Nazi Party of the Universe James Betts, New Order Party and "The Patriot" bulletins The Northern Light bulletins (Canadian) Beattie, John, 1996-2000 "Our British Roots" bulletins Cymophane Publishing Ethnic Cleansing, 1995-2001 video game Jackson Grimes, 2001-2005 United Fascist Union Will of the Aryan Nations (WOTAN), 1996 Cavalier article, 1965 "You Dirty Rat Atheist Pinko Jew Bastard! A hard look at the world of hate literature"

Randy and Jane Gould NSRP Savannah (1971) Christopher Vidnjevich (born ca. 1942, in Croatia) Chicago ANP [10] Adrian James Hahenburg (born ca. 1947) ANP Chicago Christian-Patriots Defense League Swastika Nation: Fritz Kuhn and the Rise and Fall of the German-American Bund 1942 Bundists NY, A Klapprott, W Luedike, E Christoph, M Rapp [11] Franz Nicolay, New Jersey Bund youth leader (born ca. 1913) James Wallington, Tom Bentley, Randy Evans, Jefferson Dewayne Butler (CSA) Frederick Verduin NSWPP John Harvey Kellogg and the Race Betterment Foundation Edward J. Dunn of the SS-Action Group (1979) in Dearborn Heights, Michigan Adolphe Pictet, writer on ancient mystical religions Abbe Chabauty, anti-Semitic priest The Jews Our Masters Rudolph Fahl of Denver charged with sedition in 1942 U.S. Office of War Information (WWII) Tomahawks of Walla Walla, Washington isolationist organization (1940) Our Sunday Visitor, Huntington, Indiana William A. Schuler convicted of espionage during WWII Grace Buchannan-Dineen (born 1909), Bertrand Steuart Hoffman (born 1916), Dr. Fred Williams Thomas arrested 8-24-43 in Detroit for espionage Sigmund von Bosse, a minister with the Philadelphia General Conference of the Lutheran Church and Bund supporter AFC notable supporters Maurice Bessinger was a candidate for governor in S.C Ernst Rheydt-Dittmar German American Bund leader California Senator David Walsh The Ultra-American or The Ultramerican, publication? E. Perrin Schwartz, editor of Social Justice Joseph Patrick Wright, staff member of Social Justice William Meyer, German American Bund Frank Walsh, Bronx lawyer associated with Christian Mobilizers Jay Villon, associate of Adrien Arcand Federation for the Preservation of Nordic Culture (ca. 1940) German-American Citizens League German-American League for Culture German-American National Alliance Clarence Streit of Union Now Eugene Lyons nationalist writer for American Mercury and Readers Digest Eugene Lyons, article "Red Mouthpiece" exposé of In Fact published in the March (1947)? issue of Plain Talk Christian Protective League Keep America Committee and Liberty Belles: Los Angeles anti- communist organizations of the 1950s similar to the Americanism Defense League Albert A. Hilleary The Jew and the Klan: Being a Study of the Jew, Past, Present and Future John Engledow The Jewish Problem Collis O. Reed J. Lawrence Dooley, Mason-Dixon Society Martin J. Higgins, Patrick Henry Forum Frank Lowson, Constitutional Christian Party C. E. Mills, Free White Am ericans Vesper or Vester M. Ownby, Atlanta attorney associated with We the People James L. Shipp, Commoner Party Joseph P. Spencer, American Publishing Society George Edward Stratemeyer, Ten Million Americans Mobilizing for Justice Abraham Fienberg, US Zionist operative Karl Alexander von Müller, Gerhard Kittel, Karl Georg Kuhn, Eugen Fischer, Peter-Heinz Seraphim, Walter Dornfeldt, Alexander Paul, Klaus Schickert: NS scholars on the Jewish Question Unionette (ca. February-November 1965) bi-weekly publication issued by the National Citizens Union THE RIGHT BRIGADE (ca. 1964) American segregationist group? Tom-Toms Of Tomorrow Pastor Martin Lindstedt NSPA members Bob Pritchard and Larry Jacklin, to overthrow the government of the Commonwealth of Dominica Outlaws of Amerika: The Weather Underground Organization, Foreword by Roy M. Cohn. Afterword by Mark Felt. Alexandria : VA : Western Goals (Western Goals Foundation), 1982, 98p. R. E. Davis Sr. Imperial Wizard, Dallas, Texas (April, 1961) John Lundoff, NSRP Regional Director of New York and former NRP storm trooper. John Charlebios (born 12/27/18) National Renaissance Party Andret J. Lisinak (born 11/9/37) National Renaissance Party Rex Springfield (1976) White Power Publications, Liverpool WV United White Peoples Party of Casey Kalemba Bob Brannen of the National Socialist Movement (US) TAW, The American Way issued by Frank Kirkpatrick, radio commentator Louis Durant Edwards, Why Destroy America? Constitutionist Press, undated The Factfinder (ca. 1951) publication by Leslie Fry? Rockwell, Lincoln, In Hoc Signo Vinces, World Union of Free Enterprise National Socialists, 1960 Rembert Gilman Smith, opponent of Rev. Gerald Winrod Sprengling, M., My Country, The German American National Alliance (1930s) John Baker White, The Red Network, 1953 John E. Waters John Cecil of the National Conference Board (ca. 1940) Charles Bryant Baker also C.B. Baker publisher of Statecraft (ca. 1968-1972) Dennis Nix, Attack! associate editor and cartoonist Frank Braswell leader of NSLF unit in North Carolina (ca. 1975) John T. Kane, National Socialist Irish Workers' Party (ca. 1977-1978) Edward Lorenz (ca. 1986) National American Party Chass Labbe, 1980, "The American Herald" newsletter Michael Moynihan 1991-1997 Storm Publishing Plexus, 1993-1994 "A National Socialist Theoretical Journal" and National Worker's League Gerhardt Bombing, 1979-1980 Columbus, OH elementary school bomb plot Jackson Grimes, 1982 Aryan Racial Loyalist Party Keith D. Gilbert, 1982-1984 Social Nationalist Aryan People's Party John Gerhardt, 1978-1979 American White Nationalist Party Jim Moore 1976-1978 National Socialist Party United Kingdom, "N.S. News" newsletter M.N.S.P., 1978-1980 Peru National Socialist Party Nordic Order, "Nordic Order" newsletters - News and Views of Scandinavia's Nationalist Movement Southern White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, 1986 Ken Stoddard 1987-1989 Aryan Research Fellowship newsletter National Socialist International Bulletin magazine Frederick Simonelli, "The American Nazi Party (ANP), 1958-1967" and "Preaching Hate with the Voice of God: American Neo-Nazis and Christian Identity" "Fulfilling the Commander's Dream", 1968 A permanent national headquarters in Virginia, by Max Aman