
The History of American National Socialism – Part 8: The National Alliance and Smaller Organizations (1970-1985)
by Martin Kerr
BY ANY imaginable standards, the National Socialist White People’s Party was the predominant NS organization in the United States throughout the 1970s and into the early 1980s. But it was not the only NS group. Except for the National Renaissance Party and NSDAP-AO, all of these other…

The History of American National Socialism — Part VII: The National Socialist White People’s Party (1967-1982)
by Martin Kerr
A TELEPHONE CALL came in to the national headquarters of the National Socialist White People’s Party about half-past noon on August 25, 1967. National Secretary Matt Koehl took the call. It was a person claiming to be a reporter. He wanted the party’s comment on the assassination of NSWPP…

History of American National Socialism — Part VI: The Rockwell Years (1959-1967)
by Martin Kerr
“The Rockwell Years”
WHEN DISCUSSING Movement history, the period 1959-1967 is commonly referred to as “The Rockwell Years,” and rightly so. George Lincoln Rockwell first raised the Swastika banner in Arlington, Virginia, on March 8, 1959, and he was assassinated there…

The History of American National Socialism – Part V: The Pre-Rockwell Years (1946-1958)
by Martin Kerr
Introduction
FOR GOOD OR FOR ILL, the German American Bund was the primary exponent of open National Socialism in the US prior to America’s entry into the War. After the voluntary dissolution of the Bund on December 8, 1941, there was no open advocacy of the National Socialist worldview…

The History of American National Socialism — Part IV: 1942-1945 (The War Years)
by Martin Kerr
THE JAPANESE ATTACKED Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The next day the German-American Bund burnt its membership lists and other sensitive documents, and dissolved itself. Three days later, Hitler declared war on the United States.
With very few exceptions, which will be discussed…

The History of American National Socialism – Part III: Critical Assessment of the Pre-War Movement
by Martin Kerr
THE FIRST PERIOD of development of American National Socialism came to an end with the entry of the United States into the Second World War. Although some tiny remnants of the pre-War movement continued on through the War years and into the post-War period, for all practical purposes,…

The History of American National Socialism – Part II: 1936-1941
by Martin Kerr
German-American Bund
AT ITS HEIGHT, the Friends of the New Germany had approximately 10,000 members. This is 10 times the number of members that Gau-USA had, and 20 times the number of its predecessor, Teutonia. However, 60 percent of FND members were German citizens, and were not eligible…

The History of American National Socialism – Part I: 1924-1936
by Martin Kerr
Introduction
IN ORDER TO CHART a course for American National Socialism into the future, we must know where we stand today. And to have an accurate understanding of our present position we need to know where we came from.
It is the goal of this series of articles to provide an outline of the…

George Lincoln Rockwell and American National Socialism
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaCHBmGWcBc
by Malcolm P. Shiel
THIS NEW video by Omniphi celebrates the life and work of George Lincoln Rockwell and was produced on March 9, 2015 — what would have been Rockwell’s 97th birthday. A talented advertising man and artist, and a compelling…

Nationalism Without National Socialism Is a Hollow Shell
Mr. Zakal’s excellent piece, a response to a deplorable article by Keith Woods recently republished on Counter-Currents, deserves wider readership. The original may be found here. (Note that Mr. Zakal’s shop features items celebrating William Pierce and Cosmotheism.) by Daniel…