- The Welcomat, 1994 Philadelphia's Weekly of Diverse Opinions - "The Other Nazis"
- Aryan Book Center Catalog, 1997
- Bill Sickles, 1973-1976 Aryan News booklets
- LP Record, 1964 "Hatenany" ANP
- Edward Jones book And So They Indicted Me (ca. 1944)
- Elton Raymond Shaw author of The Green Light to Dictatorship
- Article in Colliers magazine "The Mysterious Gerald Smith" by Walter Davenport
- Rembert Gilman Smith (born ca. 1878) of Tulsa, former Methodist minister and nationalist author Communism over Methodism
- "Black" sedition trials of Robert Jordan and the Ethiopian Pacific League
- (10) Ralph Baerman GLK Smith’s contact man in DC
- S. O. Sanderson
- Nationalist News Service
- James E. Combs nationalist writer
- James K. Vardaman
- Jeremiah Stokes and James H. McKnight: Salt Lake City lawyers and supporters of GLKS
- American National Book Store (ca. 1961)
- Howard Bechert 1960-1962
- Christian Freedom Foundation. Christian Economics (ca. 1959-1962)
- Christian Patriots Crusade. 1958-1959
- (20) Christian Patriots of America. 1960
- Christian Youth Against Communism. 1961
- Forgeries Washington Vision and Benjamin Franklin’s Diary
- Francis Ralston Walsh of Philadelphia, 1920s anti-communist researcher
- White Citizens' Council in California, Rev. Alvin Mayall of Bakersfield (ca.1968)
- Kenneth S. Waite, Los Angeles Minutemen
- Dr. Orville J. Davis, of San Diego, executive secretary of American Thought and Action
- Lyman Steele, of the Colorado White Citizens' Councils
- Florida Constitution Party, the creation of Dr. William Campbell Douglass
- R. Carter Pittman, Georgia Citizens' Council
- (30) Vernon Naimaster of Dundalk, Maryland founder of the Guardians of Democracy
- Robert Annable, of Ohio head of the North American Alliance for White People (ca. 1968)
- American Challenge, published by the American States Rights Association (1958-1962)
- The Virginian, published by William Stephenson, Lacy Jeffreys, (ca. 1956-58)
- POWER BEHIND THE GOVERNMENT TODAY By Helen P. Lasell
- THE PLOT AGAINST THE CHURCH By Maurice Pinay
- THE SECRET POWERS BEHIND REVOLUTION By Leon de Poncins
- LIGHTBEARERS OF DARKNESS By Inquire Within
- Duerer Verlag publishers headed by Eberhard Fritsch in Argentina in the 1950s.
- in Buenos Aires, it's the National Union Movement. In Mexico City, it's Editora Librera. (1950s nationalist groups)
- (40) Wolfgang Sarg, head of Natinform, the Nationalist Information Service operating out of West Germany (1950s)
- Donald A. Swan, anthropologist, professor and segregationist from Mississippi
- Donald A. Swan association with A. James Gregor; both involved with International Association for the Advancement of Eugenics and Ethnology (IAAEE)
- Yockey’s essay The World in Flames published under the imprint of LeBlanc Publishers and distributed by Polzin Publications of Parksburg, Pennsylvania.
- Andrew Chappell, American Nazi Party track runner (March 10, 1963)
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- James Mason on Race and Reason (Metzger cable program), 7-13-93
- Tom Metzger on John McLaughlin program , CNBC, 1993
- Duke and Metzger on Morton Downey show, 1/89
- People of IL v. George Lincoln Rockwell, 1967
- Gamey Birds of America - A Recognition Manual, George Lincoln Rockwell
- Francis DeMoor headed the Social Justice Club in St. Louis (ca. 1944)
- Clifton Fadaman of St Louis and Information Please advocated the elimination of the German race. [15]
- Institute of American Economics
- Max Stephen, an inconsequential Detroit tavern keeper who gave sanctuary to a German prisoner-of-war escaped from Canada
- Mrs. Flo Soriver of Minnesota, Orion Hapner of Indiana, Miss Emma Wacker of Iowa, George Gebhardt of Missouri, Mrs. Helen Tesson of Missouri, Mrs. Sue Braun of Ohio, Leo H. Stammen of Ohio, Leonard Vassar of Minnesota, William C. Richardson of Michigan, Mrs. Dora Sapp of Illinois, George Walters of Indiana, Miss Lora Allen of Illinois, Mrs. Nelli Pike of Iowa, Wallace J Gamber of Michigan, Charles J. Williams of Iowa, Almond G. Blanchard of Michigan, Wallace Riddle of Maryland, Felix Tschirhart of Michigan, Mrs. Lillian Fiss of Minnesota, Mrs. Rufus Holand of Oregon, Mrs. Christine Sorenson of Louisiana, Mrs. N. E. Holtzclaw of North Carolina, associates of Gerald L.K. Smith. [16]
- John S Gillmeier of Newark NJ, 1940s nationalist
- Charles Anderson
- Raymond A Martinez, (1944) Negro attorney from Detroit, associated with the Negro Nationalist Society of America. GLK Smith FBI file
- Joseph Schiwpe and George Heppner Chicago nationalists (ca. 1939) Dr. Homer Maerz, 25, alleged . Silver "Shirt, leader; George Heppner, 38; and Joseph Schlnipp, 45, Three arrested
- In 1960 Don Lohbeck was appointed chairman of an advisory committee on atomic affairs by New Mexico governor John Burroughs.
- Austin Hancock, editor-publisher for the American Heritage Protective Committee based in Texas
- Joseph Alsop denounces the Protocols in his column (ca. 1958)
- American Constitutional Party of Iowa (1950s)
- G. I. Whitmer of Baltimore, promoter of Joseph P. Kamp’s publication Headlines
- Baldinger, Wilbur, "The Era of the Fascist Front," 1957
- George Thomas Adams contributor to Common Sense
- Works of Wyndham Lewis
- Millard J. Flenner, Ohio nationalist (1950s)
- Harry James Johnson of Phoenix, Arizona supporter of Gerald L.K. Smith
- The Ritual Murder Libel and the Jew (1935), C. Roth
- Munich paper Die Andere Seite published by Dr. Rudolf Aschenauer.
- Col. J. W. Perkins Nashville TN segregationist (ca. 1957)
- Farajalla Press in Beirut, Lebanon
- Norris Holt from Sausalito CA, associated with Carto’s Right publication (1950s)
- Dr. Heinrich Malz’s lost manuscript The Big Swindle of the Six Million
- Robert Michels, Vilfredo Pareto, Gaetano Mosca, Georges Sorel, Max Nomad, James Burnham, Carl Schmitt, Harold Lasswell: fascist theoreticians?
- Hugo Wast, Julio Menvielle and Virgilio Filippo: Argentine or Spanish anti-Jewish authors.
- David Gumaer, expelled member of the JBS (ca. 1963)
- Ronald Ray McCloskey, National Alliance staff member
- Jerry Green, Grand Dragon
- J. W. Milam, the man who shot Emmett Till in Mississippi
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- U-2 Hoax Pamphlet, George Lincoln Rockwell
- "Proof that Goldwater is a Plant", George Lincoln Rockwell
- Frank A. Drager, 1967 Nazi Candidate for Spotsylvania County, VA
- "The Genius of Lincoln Rockwell" Excerpts of his Writings, compiled by Erich Aggen
- "Odd Birds" pamphlet , ANP, GLR
- The Perilous Times published by the New Dawn
- Gerald LK Smith favored Sewell Avery as President of the US.[17]
- Doug Olelskee of Pensacola Florida (born ca. 1934) head of National Nazi Party in 1961
- Hartzel v. U.S. and Keegan v. U.S.
- Vivian Kellems
- Rev. Henry J. Soltau associate of Carl Oliver Stadsklev
- Mr. Kosmerk of the Polish American Congress and friend of GLK Smith
- Horace Dodge supporter of GLK Smith
- Rev. Clyde F. Stark of Lincoln, Nebraska publisher of Foundation Truth admired by GLKS
- America's Future, Inc. ca. 1958-1962
- Assembly of Captive European Nations ca. 1959
- Committee for the Preservation of the Constitution (1960s)
- Intelligent American Voters League headed by Congressman Martin L. Sweeney
- C. F. Allen, Pelley’s representative in Salt Lake City
- Marie Ogden, Utah backer of Pelley
- Ernest Hollings, South African living in Utah nationalist professor 1940s author of pamphlet Is God a Jew?
- The Coughlin-Fahey Connection by Mary Christine Athans
- Liberty Lobby Board of Policy members
- Kenneth C. Weber of the National Farmers' Guild
- Leon T. Cory, Los Angeles KKK leader ca. 1945
- Eliza Cole of Peace Now in California
- Carey Daniel
- Maurice Bessinger
- Samuel Rosenman, FDR speechwriter
- Wyn Craig Wade, Klan historian
- Henry S. Sattler publisher of The Malist (ca. 1942-1964)
- Edna Cowan, NSRP leader Jeffersonville, Ind. (ca. 1958)
- American Coalition of Patriotic Societies (ca. 1960)
- Edgar W. Waybright Sr. of Jacksonville FL associated with Common Sense newspaper
- John J. Fleck, letter contributor to Common Sense
- Caucasian League, (1963)
- Officers of Youth Action (1972)
- Stephen Nenoff association with the Paul Revere Club
- Stephen Goodyear, Christian nationalist
- Lt. Gen. George E. Stratemeyer, Admiral John G. Crommelin, Major John Racey Jordan of Ten Million Americans and For America
- Maurice Bardeche
- Per Engdahl
- Gaston-Armand Amaudruz
- Amin el Husseini
- George Arliss, Jewish propagandist according to Pelley 1933
- Lawrence Dennis association with General Robert E. Wood
- Frederick Charles Weiss’ pamphlet Hang On and Pray: commentary on Toynbee
- General Moseley’s congressional testimony
- Victor Paz Esterssoro, Bolivian nationalist of the National Revolutionary Movement party (M.N.R.) (ca. 1943)
- Nazi periodicals [18]
- Pampero, Argentine nationalist publication similar to Clarinada
- Gerald S. Pope, publisher of The American Mercury 1961-1962 (under the control of Gerald Winrod)
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- Dennis Patrick Mower (HQ, Los Angeles, San Diego, Seattle) – Minutemen
- Deavours Nix Director, Klan Bureau of Investigation
- Peter Miravelle
- Joseph W. Koesters associate of GLK Smith
- Clyde Morrow of Detroit was an associate of GLK Smith
- Max Stephens of Detroit was convicted of treason for hiding escaped German POW Peter Klug.
- German lawyer Jurgen Rieger
- Harold Mantius, National Organizer NSWPP (1977)
- Martin Kerr, editor of White Power newspaper (1977)
- Eric Scott Royce, "FDR's Mass Sedition Trial," New Libertarian Weekly, 3 (30 Nov. 1975)
- Fred Walscher, Chicago supporter of GLK Smith (cult leader?)
- Kenneth C. Weber chairman of America First Party in Michigan.
- William Henry Murray "Alfalfa Bill" Murray
- Minute Women of the United States of America was an anti-communist women's group active during the 1950s and early 1960s. The group was founded by Suzanne Stevenson of Connecticut in September 1949,
- Council on American Relations (1960s)
- Defenders of State Sovereignty and Individual Liberties (ca. 1958)
- Freethinkers of America (ca. 1956)
- Green Mountain Riflemen (ca. 1958)
- Robert P. Leroy, (ca. 1959-1961)
- Minute Women of the U.S.A. (ca. 1954-1964)
- Operation Beanstalk (ca. 1961)
- Polzin Publications (ca. 1960)
- Protect America League (ca. 1954)
- Walterick Publishers (ca. 1960)
- Edward Miles
- Claude Smith
- Fred Dyster, California Silver Shirt leader
- Arthur Richardson of Pro-American Vigilantes
- Backers of the Constitution Party (United States, 1952)
- Soldiers of the Cross
- Philip Dru, Administrator, by Col. E. M. House (a novel about the conspiracy)
- Frederick Cartwright, American financial backer of Sir Oswald Moseley
- Beasts of the Apocalypse, by Olivia Marie O'Grady (Benicia, Calif., 1959)
- Mathew Ravenshaw author of the article "Origin of the Black and White Races"
- American Mercury contributors and editors, Russell MaGuire, William LaVarre, Natasha Boissevain, Maurine Halliburton, (ca. 1958-60)
- W. L. Foster, Tulsa geologist and backer of Gerald L.K. Smith
- John Bross Lloyd, of Greenwich, Conn. supporter of Joseph Kamp
- Kalenik Lussiuk, associated with the publisher of Common Sense
- Edward Fleckenstein, New Jersey “neo-Nazi” (1950s)
- The Big Swindle of the Six Million (ca. 1955) by Dr. Heinrich Malz
- Walter Frank, National Socialist historian
- Peter-Heinz Seraphim
- Franklin Hichborn wrote the introduction to Tenney’s book Zionist Network. source:Cross-Currents by Arnold Forster and Benjamin R. Epstein, page 354
- Keith Stimely
- Union Movement’s German adviser Lt. Col. Alfred Franke-Gricksch, head of the Bruderschaft, Waffen SS veteran’s organization
- James Lorimer, Canadian Nazi Party (sic) ca. 1940
- Art Jones, NSWPP candidate for Mayor of Milwaukee in the mid 70's
- Raymond J. Healey of the Khaki Shirts of America
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