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End of Search for Hitler
For many years, after the Second World War, the FBI and CIA looked for Hitler. They had many pieces of evidence pointing to Hitler’s escape to South America, but they never had enough information to find him. It took the FBI 16 years after the death of Adolf Hitler, in 1961, to give up the…
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Column 88
Column 88 was a neo-Nazi paramilitary group, that only lasted a decade but had better leadership than most of neo-Nazi at the time, due to its leader being an ex-Royal Marine Commando, Major Ian Souter Clarence and another veteran named Leslie Eric Lutz Vaughan. The group claims to date back to 1945, with them claiming…
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Dan Burros
Dan Burros was a Jewish Neo-Nazi who was associated with many far-right organizations, during the 1960’s. Burros was born to a Russian Jewish family and went to a Hebrew school early on in life. He did well in school, but during his teenage years, he turned into a self-hating Jew, while also promoting neo-Nazism. He…
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Frank Collin
Frank Collin, born as Frank Cohen, was born and raised in Chicago from of Jewish family, of supposed Holocaust survivors. Later he would take over the American Nazi Movement from George Lincoln Rockwell. During his time as a Nazi, he denied having any Jewish roots. However, he did have money, and he did spend it…
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National Renaissance Party
The National Renaissance Party was founded which in 1949 by Kurt Mertig. Kurt Mertig originally formed NRP as a replacement for the American Bunds, back in 1949, when the Bunds was outlawed. Since Kurt Mertig was unable to lead NRP, he handed over control of NRP to Madole. Madole was good friends with Aton LaVey,…
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Holocaust in History
When it comes to learning World War Two history, one of the most important topics that we are faced with is the Holocaust. We have all heard of the 6 million number, and now because of this event, European countries are not allowed to have nationalism. It’s a very common topic that is taught in…
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World Union of National Socialists
George Lincoln Rockwell was instrumental in restarting the Nazi movement in America, but by 1962 his goals got more ambitious, when he met Colin Jordan, of the British National Socialist Movement. The two decided to work together to form international links between these two groups. They called this project World Union of National Socialists. Savitri…
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Adolf Eichman
After the 1955 coup d’état in Argentina, many other groups from other countries further away were getting involved in Argentina. One group that had an uptick in activity was Mossad, even though Israel is 8,000 miles away. One of their first known operations, was the capture of Adolf Eichman. Simon Wiesenthal was a one of…
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Hitler Actually Gets Sick and Dies
Since the early 40’s Hitler showed signs of having Parkinson disease. Throughout his twenty years on the run his health condition was only getting worse. The CIA was even tracking medicine shipment and noticed that large amounts of morphine were being sent to Columbia. They even knew that Hitler, was declining while he was on…
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Death of Bandera
Over the course of the late 40’s and 50’s the MGB (Ministry of State Security) and later the KGB would attempt multiple assassinations and kidnappings of Stephan Bandera, while he was living out the later part of his life in Germany. It wouldn’t be until October 15, 1959, when they got lucky. Outside of his…