The revolutionary model of Dr William L. Pierce

Michael, George

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“…The group rose because pierce-who was a strong leader-set forth a coherent ideology, committed acts to extend that ideology, took advantage of political opportunities, and kept the group unified. pierce was a prolific writer and was known as an ideologue within the movement (Griffin, 2001;Michael, 2003a;Whitsel, 1995). He set forth his group's neo-Nazi political views in many venues, but his most meaningful statement was a widely circulated novel.…”

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“…pierce moved to Washington, Dc, in 1966 and became the editor of George Rockwell's american Nazi party's publication, National Socialist World (Gardell, 2003;Michael, 2003a;Smith, 1994;Whitsel, 1995). pierce left the organization in 1970 (Michael, 2003a) and joined Willis carto's National Youth alliance but soon left because of personality conflicts (Whitsel, 1995). pierce created the National alliance in 1974 (Michael 2003a;Whitsel, 1995).…”

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“…Redfeairn subsequently returned to Butler's aryan Nations. Kreis, however, led the aryan Nations chapter in lexington, South carolina (cable News Network, 2005 (Whitsel, 1995), when he became alarmed by increasing immigration and civil rights advances that he saw as Jewish-created problems (Gardell, 2003;Michael, 2003a). He read books about aryan genetic superiority (Griffin 2001;Whitsel, 1995) and joined the John Birch Society, though he left because of its unwillingness to embrace anti-Semitism (Whitsel, 1995).…”

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“…He read books about aryan genetic superiority (Griffin 2001;Whitsel, 1995) and joined the John Birch Society, though he left because of its unwillingness to embrace anti-Semitism (Whitsel, 1995). pierce moved to Washington, Dc, in 1966 and became the editor of George Rockwell's american Nazi party's publication, National Socialist World (Gardell, 2003;Michael, 2003a;Smith, 1994;Whitsel, 1995). pierce left the organization in 1970 (Michael, 2003a) and joined Willis carto's National Youth alliance but soon left because of personality conflicts (Whitsel, 1995).…”

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“…pierce left the organization in 1970 (Michael, 2003a) and joined Willis carto's National Youth alliance but soon left because of personality conflicts (Whitsel, 1995). pierce created the National alliance in 1974 (Michael 2003a;Whitsel, 1995).…”

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One of the most significant historical projects of the twenty-first century has involved the examination of important transnational circuits and interconnections. Historians have lagged behind many disciplines in accepting transnationalism as a serious form of investigation. Studying past events from a transnational perspective is important for historians. It challenges the assumption that ideologies, political cultures, economics, trade and societal organisation coincide within national boundaries and it allows us to analyse a party, group or ideology's strengths and weaknesses on a different scale and on a separate stage, thus potentially uncovering the less apparent when viewed from a single-country viewpoint.This thesis seeks to identify and understand the role of transnationalism for the far right and fascism. Using a combination of mainly archival files, contemporary newspapers, pamphlets and periodicals, this study investigates the transnationalism of the three most important fascist movements operating in interwar Britainthe British Fascisti, the Imperial Fascist League and the British Union of Fascists. It uncovers previously unknown cross-border links and influences between British fascists and their overseas counterparts. Significantly, this is the first extensive investigation focused on the transnational British far right in the interwar period.Chapter One is on the British Fascisti. It uncovers transnational influences that allowed continental fascism to exercise control over the movement, the impact of Italian Fascism and German Nazism on the Fascisti as well as its overseas activities. Chapter Two focuses on the Imperial Fascist League. It analyses the ways in which the Nazis and the Fascists impacted on the ideological make up of the League, and the transnational physical links and influences relating to the British movement. Chapter Three examines the British Union of Fascists. Investigated in this chapter is the relationship between the movement and Mussolini and Hitler as well as the Union's branches abroad and the organisation's imperial policy. ContentsAcknowledgements……………………………………………………….

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The revolutionary model of Dr William L. Pierce

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