Bibliograph

Hate, George Lincoln Rockwell and the American Nazi party, William H. Schmaltz

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Hate, George Lincoln Rockwell and the American Nazi party, William H. Schmaltz

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 364-376) and index

resource.biographical

individual biography

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Hate

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

39800703

Responsibility statement

William H. Schmaltz

Sub title

George Lincoln Rockwell and the American Nazi party

Summary

George Lincoln Rockwell flew U.S. Navy fighters against the Germans and Japanese during World War II. After the war, he raised a family with his college sweetheart, worked as a commercial artist - and founded the American Nazi Party. By the mid-Sixties, he was a charismatic national political figure. On August 25, 1967, he lay murdered in a laundromat's parking lot. This is the first time the details of Rockwell's bizarre, hate-filled life have been told. Hate is the first book to chronicle George Lincoln Rockwell's personal and political successes and failures, to sift through the facts of his murder, and to gauge the ramifications of his appalling actions, the regrettable effects of which linger to this day

Table Of Contents

Political sleep -- Wakening -- 1958: battle call -- 1959: the armor of fearlessness -- 1960: the ultimate weapon -- 1961: this time the world -- 1962: a world union of National Socialists -- 1963: March on Washington -- 1964: America for Whites -- 1965: Rockwell for governor -- 1966: White power -- 1967: "An evil genius" -- Where's the bleach?

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