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BOSTON 
PUBLIC 
UBl^RY 


PRELIMINARY  REPORT  ON 


NEO-FASCIST 


AND 


HATE  GROUPS 


DECEMBER  17,  1954 


Prepared  and  released  by  the 

fommittee  on  Un-American  Activities,  U.  S.  House  of  Representatives 
V^ashington,  D.  C. 


COMMITTEE  ON  UN-AMERICAN  ACTIVITIES 
United  States  House  of  Representatives 

HAROLD  H.  VELDE,  Illinois,  Chairman 


BERNARD  W.  KEARNEY,  New  York 
DONALD  L.  JACKSON,  California 
KIT  CLARDY,  Michigan 
GORDON  H.  SCHERER,  Ohio 


FRANCIS  E.  WALTER,  Pennsylvania 
MORGAN  M.  MOULDER,  Missouri 
CLYDE  DOYLE,  California 
JAMES  B.  FRAZIER,  Jr.,  Tennessee 
Robert  L.  Kuxzm,  Counsel 
Frank  S.  Taven.ner,  Jr.,  Counsel 
Thomas  W.  Beale,  Sr.,  Cliief  Clerk 
Raphael  I.  Nixon  Director  ol  Research 
Courtney  E.  Owens,  Chief  Iiircstigutor 


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CONTENTS 


Page 

Foreword 1 

The  fascist  problem  in  the  past 2 

Neofascism  in  the  United  States 3 

National  Renaissance  Party 3 

Nature  of  propaganda 5 

Extent  of  NRP  operations 8 

The  hate  group 10 

Common  Sense .  10 

The  organization  of  Common  Sense 11 

Nature  of  propaganda 11 

Cooperation  with  other  propagandists 14 

Circulation  and  finances 17 

Conclusion ,  19 

Appendix 20 

Index 30 

ILLUSTRATIONS 

Figure  1.  Throwaway  distributed  by  the  National  Renaissance  Party 4 

Figure  2.  Pages  from  the  Handbook  for  the  Elite  Guard  of  the  National 

Renaissance  Party 6 

Figure  3.  Typical  headlines  which  have  appeared  in  Com^non  Sense 13 

Figure  4.  Photograph  of  the  headquarters  of  Common  Sense  in  Union,  N.  J,  16 
Exhibit  1.  Comparison  of  the  similarities  between  fascism  and  communism, 

as  contained  in  Fascism  In  Action 20 

Exhibit  2.  National  Renaissance  Bulletin,  October,  1953,  pages  3,  4 21 

Exhibit  3.  National  Renaissance  Bulletin,  May  1953,  pages  1-4 23 

Exhibit  4.  National  Renaissance  Bulletin,  October  1952,  page  4 27 

Exhibit  5.  Leaflet     headlined      "Brotherhood?"      issued      by      National 

Renaissance  Party 28 

Exhibit  6.  Common  Sense,  March  15,  1953,  page  1,  containing  message  to 

Congress    from    Elizabeth    Billing,    Lyrl    Van    Hyning,    and    Conde 

McGinley._ _ 29 

III 


Public  Law  COl,  79th  Congress 

The  legislation  under  which  the  House  Committee  on  Un-American 
Activities  operates  is  Public  Law  GOl,  79th  Congress  [1946J,  chapter 
753,  2d  session,  which  provides: 

Be  it  enacted  by  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  of  the  United  States 
of  America  in  Congress  assembled,  *  *  * 

PART  2— RULES  OF  THE  ROUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES 

Rule  X 

SEC.    121.    STANDING    COMMITTEES 

qC  3|S  "t"  t*  t*  *I*  V 

17.  Committee  on  Un-American  Activities,  to  consist  of  nine  Members. 

Rule  XI 

■■  POWERS   AND    DUTIES    OF    COMMITTEES 

*  *  *  *  ^C  *  « 

(q)    (1)   Committee  on  Un-American  Activities. 

(A)   Un-American  activities. 

(2)  The  Committee  on  Un-American  Activities,  as  a  whole  or  by  subcommit- 
tee, is  authorized  to  make  from  time  to  time  investigations  of  (i)  the  extent, 
character,  and  objects  of  un-x'^merican  propaganda  activities  in  the  United  States, 
(ii)  the  diffusion  within  the  United  States  of  subversive  and  un-American  propa- 
ganda that  is  instigated  from  foreign  countries  or  of  a  domestic  origin  and  attacks 
the  principle  of  the  form  of  government  as  guaranteed  by  our  Constitution,  and 
(iii)  all  other  questions  in  relation  thereto  that  would  aid  Congress  in  any  necessary 
remedial  legislation. 

The  Committee  on  Un-American  Activities  shall  report  to  the  House  (or  to  the 
Clerk  of  the  House  if  the  House  is  not  in  session)  the  results  of  any  such  investi- 
gation, together  with  such  recommendations  as  it  deems  advisable. 

For  the  purpose  of  any  such  investigation,  the  Committee  on  Un-American 
Activities,  or  any  subcommittee  thereof,  is  authorized  to  sit  and  act  at  such 
times  and  places  within  the  United  States,  whether  or  not  the  House  is  sitting, 
has  recessed,  or  has  adjourned,  to  hold  such  hearings,  to  require  the  attendance 
of  such  witnesses  and  the  production  of  such  books,  papers,  and  documents,  and 
to  take  such  testimony,  as  it  deems  necessary.  Subpenas  may  be  issued  under 
the  signature  of  the  chairman  of  the  committee  or  any  subcommittee,  or  by  any 
member  designated  by  any  such  chairman,  and  may  be  served  by  any  person 
designated  by  any  such  chairman  or  member. 


RULES  ADOPTED  BY  THE  83D  CONGRESS 

House  Resolution  5,  January  3,  1953 

*  *  *  *  *  m  0 

Rule  X 

STANDING    COMMITTEES 

1.  There  shall  be  elected  by  the  House,  at  the  commencement  of  each  Con- 
gress, the  following  standing  committees: 

******  i^ 

(q)   Committee  on  Un-American  Activities,  to  consist  of  nine  members. 
******* 

Rule  XI 

POWERS    AND    DUTIES    OF    COMMITTEES 

*  *  *  *  *  ^t  If 

17.  Committee  on  Un-American  Activities. 

(a)  Un-American  Activities. 

(b)  The  Committee  on  Un-American  Activities,  as  a  whole  or  by  subcommittee, 
is  authorized  to  make  from  time  to  time,  investigations  of  (1)  the  extent,  char- 
acter, and  objects  of  un-American  propaganda  activities  in  the  United  States, 
(2)  the  diffusion  within  the  United  States  of  subversive  and  un-American  prop- 
aganda that  is  instigated  from  foreign  countries  or  of  a  domestic  origin  and 
attacks  the  principle  of  the  form  of  government  as  guaranteed  by  our  Constitu- 
tion, and  (3)  all  other  questions  in  relation  thereto  that  would  aid  Congress 
in  any  necessary  remedial  legislation. 

The  Committee  on  Un-American  Activities  shall  report  to  the  House  (or  to  the 
Clerk  of  the  House  if  the  House  is  not  in  session)  the  results  of  any  such  investi- 
gation, together  with  such  recommendations  as  it  deems  advisable. 

For  the  purpose  of  atiy  such  investigation,  the  Committee  on  Un-American 
Activities,  or  any  subcommittee  thereof,  is  autliorized  to  sit  and  act  at  such  times 
and  places  within  the  United  States,  whether  or  not  the  House  is  sitting,  has 
recessed,  or  has  adjourned,  to  hold  such  hearings,  to  require  the  attendance 
of  such  witnesses  and  the  production  of  such  books,  papers,  and  documents,  and 
to  take  such  testimony,  as  it  deems  necessary.  Subpenas  may  be  issued  under 
the  signature  of  the  chairman  of  the  committee  or  any  subcommittee,  or  by  any 
member  designated  by  such  chairman,  and  may  be  served  by  any  person  desig- 
nated by  any  such  chairman  or  member. 

VI 


PRELIMINARY  REPORT  ON  NEO-FASCIST  AND 

HATE  GROUPS 

FOREWORD 

Communism's  present  threat  to  the  very  survival  of  the  United 
States  and  the  rest  of  the  free  world  has  placed  heavy  burdens  on 
the  defenders  of  human  freedom  and  dignity.  The  Committee  on 
Un-American  Activities  is  concerned  to  observe  that  this  burden  is 
being  aggravated  by  certain  individuals  and  organizations  unscrupu- 
lously exploiting  the  menace  of  communism  to  promote  other  activities 
equally  subversive  and  equally  un-American.  Such  activities  would 
destroy  the  very  foundation  work  of  the  American  Republic,  if  per- 
mitted to  operate  unnoticed  or  unchallenged. 

Committee  investigations  disclose  that  this  organized  activity  falls 
into  two  patterns: 

(1)  The  neo-fascist  ^  organization  which  openly  espouses  a  fascist 
regime  for  the  United  States;  and 

(2)  The  organized  hate  group,  which  masquerades  as  a  defender  of 
our  republican  form  of  government  yet  conducts  hate  campaigns 
against  racial  and  religious  minorities  in  the  infamous  tradition  of  the 
fascist  dictatorships. 

Under  Public  Law  601  (79th  Cong.),  the  committee  is  instructed  to 
investigate  and  report  on  "the  extent,  character,  and  objects  of 
un-American  propaganda  activities  in  the  United  States,"  and  specifi- 
cally the  diffusion  of  "subversive  and  un-American  propaganda" 
which  "attacks  the  principle  of  the  form  of  government  as  guaranteed 
by  our  Constitution." 

Advocates  of  both  fascism  and  communism  are  therefore  of  gi'ave 
concern  to  the  committee. 

Both  totalitarian  doctrines  are  basically  incompatible  with  the 
principles  of  our  Republic.  Both  seek  to  destroy  our  constitutional 
government  and  supplant  it  with  a  godless  dictatorship  in  which  the 
individual  is  deprived  of  his  rights  and  liberties  to  become  an  abject 
slave  of  the  state.  Both  derive  strength  by  dividing  their  opposition — 
communism  choosing  to  set  class  against  class,  while  facism  incites 
racial  and  religious  discord.^ 

Despite  the  similarities  between  communism  and  fascism — so 
dramatically  demonstrated  to  the  world  during  the  infamous  Hitler- 
Stalin  pact  of  1939-41 — their  propaganda  to  the  effect  that  each  is  the 
foremost  opponent  of  the  other  is  undoubtedly  a  major  contributor  to 
whatever  support  each  has  been  able  to  muster  in  our  population. 

'  The  committee  uses  the  word  "fascism"  to  describe  the  philosophy  and  movement  as  a  whole,  and 
not  in  the  narrower  sense  which  refers  to  the  actual  operation  of  fascist  regimes  such  as  Nazi  Germany 
or  Fascist  Italy.  The  adjective  "fascist"  can  be  applied  to  any  organization  or  individual  espousing  the 
fascist  philosophy.  However,  the  committee  will  also  use  the  term  "neo-fascist"  as  a  convenient 
method  of  designating  organizations  and  Individuals  whose  espousal  of  fascism  is  recent  In  nature — 1.  e., 
occurring  after  the  military  defeat  of  the  Axis  aggressors  in  World  War  11. 

"  See  exhibit  1,  appendix,  p.  20  for  a  more  detailed  comparison  of  the  similarities  between  fascism  and 
communism. 


2  NEO-FASCIST   AND   HATE    GROUPS 

The  Special  Committee  on  Un-American  Activities  warned  in  1940 
that  the  danger  to  American  democracy  lay  not  so  much  in  a  possible 
frontal  attack  by  Fascists  and  Communists  in  our  midst,  as  in — 

the  much  greater  chance  that  each  extreme  totalitarian  group  seeking  by  decep- 
tion to  advance  its  own  cause  and  pad  its  ranks  will  succeed  in  convincing  a  really 
substantial  number  of  people  that  their  only  defense  against  violence  from  the 
opposite  extreme  is  to  accept  the  violence  of  the  one  they  find  least  objectionable. 

This  committee  is  agreed  that  subversion  cannot  be  combated  by 
subversion.  Those  who  would  support  the  extreme  right  today  do  as 
great  a  violence  to  our  national  institutions  as  do  those  on  the  extreme 
left.  Furthermore,  the  appearance  of  neo-fascist  organizations  and 
methods  in  the  postwar  period  serve  only  to  impede  the  intelligent, 
united  effort  necessary  in  the  current  life  and  death  struggle  with 
communism. 

The  committee  does  not  claim  to  have  made  an  exhaustive  investi- 
gation into  all  demagogic  groups  in  the  United  States  now  exploiting 
religious  and  racial  hatred.  The  committee's  preliminary  studies  show, 
however,  that  such  groups  employ  the  Hitlerian  technique  of  the 
"big  lie"  in  their  platforms  and  literature.  Their  vicious  falsehoods 
are  often  clothed  in  seeming  discussions  of  grave  issues  such  as  the 
Communist  menace. 

The  hate  group  appeals  to  the  unwary  by  a  cynical  use  of  concepts 
having  a  deep  emotional  appeal  to  the  majority  of  decent  citizens — • 
love  of  God,  country,  home;  or  antipathy  to  communism.  Amid 
protestations  of  patriotism  and  religious  devotion,  these  groups  propa- 
gate hoaxes  and  smears  aimed  at  setting  creed  against  creed  and 
race  against  race.  They  use  the  divisive  tactics  of  the  Communists 
whom  they  allegedly  deplore.  Depending  upon  the  type  of  audience 
to  be  reached,  this  propaganda  is  couched  in  language  ranging  from 
violent  vituperation  to  subtle  innuendoes. 

The  committee  believes  that,  in  its  preliminary  report,  the  Congress 
and  the  American  public  may  best  be  alerted  to  this  demagogic  menace 
by  the  selection  of  two  specific  groups.  One  is  an  avowed  neo-fascist 
organization,  and  the  other  is  an  allegedly  patriotic  organization 
which  can  best  be  characterized  as  a  hate  group.  They  represent  the 
major  methods  of  approach  used  today  by  the  exploiters  of  racial  and 
religious  bigotry. 

THE  FASCIST  PROBLEM  IN  THE  PAST 

The  greatest  activity  by  un-American  propagandists  of  the  extreme 
right  occurred  in  the  United  States  in  the  late  1930's,  under  the  in- 
spiration and  often  with  the  direct  aid  of  Fascist  and  Nazi  regimes 
abroad. 

The  first  investigation  conducted  by  the  Special  Committee  on 
Un-American  Activities  after  its  creation  in  1938  dealt  with  the 
German-American  Bund.  The  special  committee  reported  that  the 
bund,  which  claimed  25,000  members  in  this  country,  including  5,000 
Btorm  troops,  operated  in  fact  as  an  agent  of  a  foreign  power.  Special 
committee  investigations  also  revealed  the  existence  of  hundreds  of 
other  fascist  organizations  ranging  from  groups  openly  advocating 
totalitarianism  of  the  Hitler,  Mussolini,  or  Imperialist  Japanese  va- 
riety, to  groups  posing  as  patriotic  Americans  but  invariably  marked 
by  antiraciul  and  pro-Nazi  characteristics. 


NEO-FASCIST   AND   HATE    GROUPS  3 

All  of  these  organizations  exploited  racial  and  religious  hatreds  to 
enlist  members  and  gain  financial  support.  They  frequently  cooper- 
ated with  each  other  in  exchanging  speakers  and  literature.  Efforts 
at  closer  coordination  failed,  however,  due  to  rivalries  between  the 
groups'  petty  "fuehrers"  and  jealousy  over  sources  of  income.  It  was 
discovered  that  many  of  the  organizations  were  led  by  "racketeers" 
who  operated  primarily  for  the  purpose  of  reaping  financial  profit  from 
racial  and  religious  "hate"  propaganda.  The  special  committee  con- 
demned such  hate  propaganda  as  "un-American  per  se,"  and  as  being 
particularly  vicious  in  a  period  when  it  was  a  favorite  weapon  of  the 
Axis  Powers. 

Unrelenting  investigation  and  exposure,  followed  by  legal  prosecu- 
tion prior  to  and  during  World  War  II,  defeated  the  effort  to  organize 
fascism  in  the  United  States.  The  military  defeat  of  the  Axis  wiped 
out  any  remaining  hopes  of  the  fascists.  Even  the  hate-peddling 
racketeers  were  largely  silenced  in  the  face  of  an  aroused  public 
opinion. 

NEO-FASCISM  IN  THE  UNITED  STATES 

National  Renaissance  Party 

The  reappearance  of  the  avowedly  fascist  organization  on  the 
American  scene  was  marked  by  the  formation  in  January  1949  of  the 
National  Renaissance  Party,  headed  by  a  young  fanatic,  James  H. 
Madole,  of  Beacon,  N.  Y. 

The  party's  official  organ,  the  four-page  monthly  National  Renais- 
sance Bulletin,  is  frankly  billed  as  "the  only  Fascist  publication  in 
America." 

"What  Hitler  accomplished  in  Europe,  the  National  Renaissance 
Party  shall  yet  accomplish  in  America,"  is  Madole's  fatuous  boast  in 
the  issue  of  his  Bulletin  dated  May  1953. 

National  Renaissance  Party  activities  center  on  the  dissemination 
of  fascist  propaganda  through  the  Bulletin,  other  printed  literature, 
and  through  street-corner  oratory.  The  Bulletin  has  been  published 
in  Beacon,  N.  Y.,  where  Madole's  home  at  224  East  Main  Street  has 
served  as  national  headquarters  of  the  organization  until  the  spring 
of  1954.  At  that  time,  Madole  took  up  residence  at  10  West  90th 
Street,  New  York  City,  and  announced  the  new  national  headquarters 
address  as  Box  238,  208  East  86th  Street,  New  York  City.  Street 
meetings  have  long  been  held  at  the  corner  of  88th  Street  and  York 
Avenue  in  the  Yorkville  section  of  Manliattan.  There,  in  seasonable 
weather,  Madole  may  be  seen  haranguing  some  two  dozen  followers 
with  a  mixture  of  praises  for  Hitler  and  Mussolini  and  vituperation 
against  minority  groups.  Hecklers  at  times  swell  the  audience  to 
almost  100  persons,  and  the  meeting  occasionally  ends  in  a  stone- 
throwing  bout. 

^  A  serio-comic  yet  repugnant  feature  of  this  neo-fascist  organiza- 
tion is  its  attempt  to  maintain  a  uniformed  "elite  guard"  in  the  Nazi 
style._  Madole  is  at  times  accompanied  by  a  handful  of  young 
fanatics  wearing  dark  caps  and  trousers  and  brassards  on  which 
a  lightning  bolt  replaces  the  swastika.  The  elite  guard  takes  an 
oath  of  unconditional  obedience  to  the  NRP  leaders,  whom  it  allegedly 

64945'— 54 2 


NEO-FASCIST   AND   HATE    GROUPS 


ADOLF    MiTLER 


Q.n    RPRiL     /fifl,9 


International  Jewish-Cjommuniam  has  always  been  a  threat  to  Aryan 
Civilization  and  that  Great  GerTuan  Statesman  ADOLF 'HITLER  was  the 
FIRST  to  combat  this  deadly  enemy  before  the  world.     What  Adolf  Hitlei 
gave  to  the  German  Nation  cannot  be  denied,     What  National  Socialism 
bestowed  upon  the  German  pedple  stands  before  the  world  as  a  monunent 
to  all  of  the  Western  World,     No  one  can  change  the  deep  intense 
nationalistic  feeling  that  Adolf  Hitler  taught  them  to  feel  toward  th« 
State,         Nationalism  is  the  only  antidote  to  the  poison  of  Jewish- 
World-Communism,     The  Western  World  will  never  forget  the  struggle  of 
the  N.S.D.A.P,    in  the  early  tv;enties,nor,  v/ill  they  forget  how  foolish 
some  of  them  were  to  oppose  Adolf  Hitlers  Nev;  Order,  Now  we  see  that 
r.  ,      .,.„. , jjfetjTRALIZE  AND  DEFEAT  JEl'/ISH-INTERNATIONAL- 


!   Only  NATIOHALISM  CAN 
1   COIlf-lUNISM,!] 


Mr, James  H.Madole* 
National  Director. 


National  Renaissance  Party: National ■Headquarters; 
222»  East  Itoln  Street  Beacon  New  York,,U,S,A, 


Figure  No.  1. 


KEO-FASCIST    AND    HATE    GROUPS  5 

serves  as  honor  guard  as  well  as  protector.^  The  guard  admittedly 
held  secret  meetings  in  New  York  City  on  Thursday  evenings  during 
1953  under  the  joint  command  of  Matt  Koehl,  Jr.,  and  Hans  Schmidt. 

NATURE    OF    PROPAGANDA 

The  program  and  propaganda  of  the  National  Renaissance  Party  is 
virtually  borrowed  wholesale  from  the  Fascist  and  Nazi  dictators. 

Its  nine-point  program  advocates  abolition  of  parliamentary  gov- 
ernment in  the  United  States  in  favor  of  government  by  a  "trained 
elite";  estabhshment  of  a  Fascist  corporate  economy;  encouragement 
of  "racial"  pride;  preservation  of  the  "white  Aryan"  race  by  gradual 
deportation  of  the  "Porto  [sic]  Ricans,  Negroes,  Jews  and  Asiatics"; 
and  the  denial  to  Jewish  people  of  citizenship,  professional  and 
political  posts,  and  the  right  of  "intermarriage."  * 

NRP  propaganda  contains  extensive  rehashes  of  Hitler's  speeches. 
Typical  are  National  Renaissance  Bulletin  articles,  "Adolf  Hitler 
Explains  Nazi  Anti-Semitism,"  appearing  in  the  February  1953  issue, 
and  "Adolf  Hitler,  the  George  Washington  of  Europe,"  which  appeared 
in  the  issue  of  May  1953.^ 

NRP's  own  leaders  imitate  the  Hitler  line.  Eustace  Mullins,  who 
has  joined  Madole  in  his  street-corner  propagandizing,  is  the  con- 
tributor of  an  article  entitled  "Adolf  Hitler:  An  Appreciation,"  in 
the  Bulletin  of  October  1952.^  John  M.  Lundoff,  Brooklyn  chairman 
of  the  NRP,  extolled  the  features  of  the  Fascist  corporate  state  in  the 
April  1952  Bulletin  and  asked  the  3^outh  of  America  to  choose  between 
"parliamentary  democracy  with  its  empty  promises  and  discord  or 
the  clear,  brave,  and  youthful  Fascist  principles  outlined  here." 
Chief  source  of  propaganda  for  the  NRP,  however,  is  Frederick  Charles 
F.  Weiss,  of  Middletown,  N.  Y.,  who  is  portrayed  as  a  graduate  of 
the  University  of  Heidelberg  and  the  Sorbonne.  His  prolific  writings 
in  the  Bulletin  and  in  separate  leaflets  are  mainly  racist  diatribes. 

The  NRP  has  also  circulated  literature  received  from  Einar  Aberg, 
of  Norrviken,  Sweden.  For  example,  an  anti-Semitic  pamphlet  by 
Aberg  entitled  "The  War  Criminals"  was  distributed  in  this  country 
under  the  NRP's  stamp.  An  "overseas  ofl&ce"  is  maintained  by  the 
NRP  under  the  direction  of  Mana  Truhill,  of  54  Audubon  Avenue, 
New  York  City. 

Madole's  group  offers  its  fascist  program  as  the  "antidote"  to 
communism.  The  falsity  of  its  anti-Communist  role  is  immediately 
exposed  by  NRP's  insistence  that  a  Communist  is  synonymous  with 
"Jew."  The  NRP  not  only  violates  our  constitutional  principles  by 
making  this  minority  its  target;  it  also  frequently  supports  the  position 
of  the  very  Communists  it  allegedly  opposes. 

For  example,  the  NRP  accuses  the  United  States  Government, 
whether  under  Democratic  or  Republican  control,  of  seeking  to  pro- 
mote a  new  world  war  to  "carry  out  the  economic  and  political 
ambitions  of  a  small  coterie  of  international  Wall  Street  bankers."  ^ 

3  See  fig.  2,  pp.  6  and  7  or  partial  reproduct'on  of  the  Handbook  for  the  Elite  Guard  of  the  National 
Renaissance  Party. 

*  See  exhibit  2,  appendix,  p.  21  for  complete  program  of  the  NRP  as  outlined  in  its  Bulletin  of  October, 
1953 

« See  exhibit  3,  appendix,  p.  23  for  reproduction  of  article  In  the  May  1953  issue  of  the  National  Renais- 
sance Bulletin. 

6  See  exhibit  4,  appendix,  p.  27  for  reproduction  of  article  in  the  October  1952  issue  of  the  National 
Renaissance  Bulletin, 

'  National  Renaissance  Bulletin,  January  1953,  p.  2. 


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8  NEO-FASCIST   AND    HATE    GROUPS 

This  attack  is  identical  with  the  propaganda  hne  of  the  Communist 
Party,  despite  the  different  motives  beliind  Communist  and  fascist  at- 
tempts to  disaffect  Americans  from  their  Government. 

In  a  leaflet  entitled,  "Asiatic  Barbarism  Versus  Western  Civiliza- 
tion," Madole  proclaimed  that — 

Only  the  superbly  efficient  totalitarian  economic  systems  of  Fascists,  National 
Socialist,  and  Communist  regimes  are  adaptible  [sic]  to  the  strain  of  TOTAL 
WAR  as  practiced  in  the  20th  century  *  *  *  The  spirit  of  democracy  is  a 
glorification  of  weakness  and  cowardly  conduct.  It  glorifies  the  coward  instead 
of  the  fighter,  it  raises  feeble  weaklings  to  leadership  rather  than  a  trained, 
iron-hard,  and  youthful  elite  *  *  * 

At  the  time  of  the  Prague  trials  in  1952  and  other  anti-Semitic 
purges  behind  the  Iron  Curtain,  the  NRP  defended  the  action  of  the 
Soviet  leadership  and  implied  that  the  example  should  be  followed  in 
Europe  and  America. 

Such  an  appeal  to  violence  exposes  the  most  vicious  and  dangerous 
aspect  of  the  National  Renaissance  Party.  In  its  printed  literature, 
NRP  has  attempted  to  disguise  such  appeals,  although  the  implica- 
tions are  clear  in  headlines  such  as  the  following: 

In  Russia  They  Execute  Them  the  Prague  and  Beria  Way!  In  U.  S.  A.  They 
Promote  Them  the  Dexter  White  Way!* 

In  his  speeches,  however,  Madole  has  discarded  caution  on  a  number 
of  occasions  and  boldly  advocated  "6  inches  of  steel"  for  America's 
Jewish  minority. 

NRP  activities  and  propaganda  are  clearly  subversive  and  un- 
American.  The  commiittee  is  further  of  the  opinion  that  this  neo- 
fascist  organization,  by  its  advocacy  of  force  and  violence,  contravenes 
the  Smith  Act.  The  committee  urges  the  Department  of  Justice  to 
consider  taking  immediate  steps  to  convene  a  Federal  grand  jury  for 
the  purpose  of  prosecuting  the  leaders  of  the  National  Renaissance 
Party  under  the  act. 

EXTENT    OF    NRP    OPERATIONS 

The  National  Renaissance  Party  has  frequently  appealed  for  sup- 
port from  crackpot  elements  which  were  active  in  bund  and  other 
fascist  activities  in  the  1930's.  Madole  stated  on  one  occasion  that 
the  NRP  was  formed  to  "carry  on  the  work  of  the  Christian  Front."  * 
The  Christian  Front  had  cooperated  with  the  German-American  Bund 
in  pre-Pearl  Harbor  days  and  bund  leader  Fritz  Kuhn  had  declared 
the  ideas  of  the  two  organizations  were  100  percent  in  agreement. 

Daniel  Kurts,  self-proclaimed  leader  of  the  Christian  Front  in 
Queens,  N.  Y.,  in  1939,  became  an  active  worker  in  the  National 
Renaissance  Party. 

Another  veteran  propagandist,  Kurt  Mertig,  became  New  York 
City  chairman  of  the  NRP,  and  his  oihce  at  317  East  54th  Street, 
New  York  City,  served  as  the  NRP's  city  headquarters.  From  this 
same  office,  Mertig  has  operated  as  chairman  of  two  of  his  own  organi- 
zations— the  Citizens  Protective  League  and  the  German-American 
Republican  League  of  Greater  New  York.  Mertig's  letterheads  state 
the  leagues  were  formed  in  193G;  the  Attorney  General  cited  both 
leagues  as  fascist  organizations  in  1948.     Mertig  himself  served  a 

«  Ueadliiios  iirc  contalnod  In  a  loaflot,  Brotherhood?,  distributed  In  1953  and  1954  by  the  NRP  and 
reproduced  Iti  part  as  c-xliibil  5,  appendix;  p.  2S. 
'  National  Kenaissaneu  Ihdlelin,  October  1951,  p.  1, 


NEO-FASCIST   AND    HATE    GROUPS  9 

6-month  workhouse  term  in  1946  on  unlawful  assembly  charges 
growing  out  of  his  participation  in  a  Christian  Front  rally  in  Queens, 
N.  Y.,  in  1945. 

In  the  summer  of  1953,  the  NRP  announced  plans  to  run  a  candi- 
date for  Congress  from  the  Yorkville  district.  Nothing  further  was 
heard  of  the  scheme,  however.  The  would-be  candidate  was  H.  Keith 
Thompson,  Jr.,  who  was  identified  in  the  National  Renaissance 
Bulletin  as  a  former  registered  agent  for  Maj.  Gen.  Otto  Remer's 
Socialist  Reich  Party — a  neo-Nazi  group  in  West  Germany  now 
banned  by  the  German  Government. 

The  NRP  had  previously  publicized  Thompson  as  the  national 
director  of  a  newly  formed  American  Committee  for  the  Advancement 
of  Western  Culture.  James  Madole,  Kurt  Mertig,  Frederick  Charles 
F.  Weiss,  and  other  "officers  and  members"  of  the  NRP  also  were 
represented  on  this  committee,  which  had  the  grandiose  role  of  serving 
as  "a  high  policy  planning  group  for  the  coordination  of  racial  nation- 
alist activities  in  America,  Europe,  Africa,  and  Asia."  ^° 

Last  5'ear,  the  NRP  tried  to  extend  its  activities  into  other  sections 
of  the  country. 

A  guest  speaker  at  one  of  the  NRP  meetings  in  Yorkville  on  June 
26,  1953,  was  one  James  R.  White,  who  was  billed  as  an  "organizer" 
from  Los  Angeles.  Madole  claimed  that  White  had  "already  organ- 
ized a  fully  uniformed  group  in  his  city  and  distributed  thousands  of 
copies  of  National  Renaissance  Bulletins."  ^^  Committee  inquiries 
disclose  that  James  White's  activities  in  Los  Angeles  have  been 
confined  to  a  small  group  and  that  no  eft'ective  efforts  in  organizing 
the  NRP  in  that  city  have  materialized. 

A  youth  in  his  early  twenties,  White  was  the  publisher  of  his  own 
newsletter.  Reason,  in  1952.  Committee  information  shows  that 
several  5'ears  prior  to  his  involvement  in  neo-fascist  activities,  White 
had  been  a  member  of  the  Spartacus  Club  of  the  American  Youth 
for  Democracy — a  front  organization  of  the  Communist  Party.  It 
might  be  noted  at  this  point  that  Mana  Truhill,  previously  mentioned 
as  head  of  the  NRP  overseas  bureau,  has  admitted  having  attended 
the  Communist-operated  Jefferson  School  of  Social  Science  in  New 
York.  This  is  another  illustration  of  the  common  ground  often 
reached  by  fascists  on  the  extreme  right  and  Communists  on  the 
extreme  left. 

Madole  announced  in  his  June  1953  Bulletin  that  a  local  NRP 
headquarters  had  also  been  set  up  at  2627  Hale  Avenue  in  Louisville, 
Ky.,  under  the  leadership  of  J.  W.  Mitchefi,  a  high-school  student. 
Subsequent  inquiry  by  the  committee  revealed  that  the  branch  in 
Louisville  never  attained  any  significant  success  and  that  it  has  since 
been  dissolved. 

In  December  1953  the  party's  Bulletin  stated  that  an  NRP  branch 
was  being  formed  in  Pennsylvania  under  the  direction  of  E.  R.  Barron 
and  Frederick  Polzin,  and  that  another  branch  was  being  created  in 
New  Jersey  by  Lawrence  Sestito. 

The  numerical  strength  of  an  organization  such  as  the  NRP  is 
difficult  to  measure.  Such  fanatics  exaggerate  their  influence,  and 
the  committee  would  do  no  service  in  overestimating  the  importance 
of  an  element  which  will  undoubtedly  take  pride  in  being  publicized 

'°  National  Renaissance  Bulletin,  April  1953,  p.  1. 
u  National  Renaissance  Bullet.n,  June  1953,  p.  4. 


10  KEO-FASCIST   AXD   HATE    GROUPS 

as  a  "menace."  IMembership  of  the  NRP  has  been  estimated  at 
anj^vhere  from  200  to  700  persons.  All  indications  point  to  a  dimin- 
ished following  in  1954. 

The  NRP  charges  a  nominal  $1  membership  fee,  and  its  monthly 
Bulletin,  which  has  a  $2  yearly  subscription  rate,  is  often  distributed 
gratis. 

The  NRP  has  stated  it  held  22  street  meetings  in  1952,  and  regular 
Friday  meetings  during  the  seasonable  weather  in  1953,  its  most 
active  year.  The  combined  total  of  indoor  and  outdoor  meetings  of 
the  iSRP  in  1952-53  has  been  estimated  at  70. 

A  certain  decline  in  the  organization's  activities  was  evidenced  in 
1954.  Investigation  reveals  that  the  new  headquarters  address 
adopted  by  the  NRP  early  this  year  is  the  address  of  a  commercial 
firm.  It  is  apparent  that  the  NRP  is  largely  a  nomadic  group, 
meeting  in  hotels  and  private  homes,  at  times  under  the  cover  of 
another  name,  and  using  privately  operated  mail  boxes  as  mailing 
addresses.  Its  Bulletin  is  bemg  issued  sporadically,  and  in  mimeo- 
graphed rather  than  in  its  usual  printed  form. 

The  committee  is  encouraged  by  the  relatively  restricted  nature  of 
National  Renaissance  Party  influence.  The  committee  believes, 
however,  that  such  organizations  have  no  place  in  the  American  scene 
and  that  the  full  force  of  exposure  and  prosecution  must  be  employed 
to  eradicate  them. 

THE  HATE  GROUP 

"Common  Sense" 

Growth  of  the  hate  group  in  recent  years  is  exemplified  by  the 
publishing  endeavors  of  Conde  J.  IMcGinley  and  his  son,  C.  J.  Mc- 
Ginley,  in  Union,  N.  J.  The  McGinleys,  senior  and  junior,  operate 
as  the  Christian  Educational  Association,  for  the  purpose  of  publisliing 
a  semimonthly  paper,  Common  Sense,  as  well  as  a  mass  of  individual 
printed  matter. 

Common  Sense  represents  itself  as  "the  Nation's  anti-Communist 
paper."  Subscriptions  are  sought  from  "loyal  and  patriotic  Amer- 
icans" in  order  to  "help  save  our  Republic," 

Such  patriotic  claims  provide  poor  disguise,  however,  for  some  of  the 
most  vitriolic  hate  propaganda  ever  to  come  to  the  attention  of  the 
committee.  Common  Sen.se  defines  communism  as  "Judaism"  and 
devotes  its  pages  almost  exclusively  to  attacks  on  the  Jewish  and  to  a 
lesser  extent  the  Negro  minorities  in  our  Nation.  Sympathy  for 
the  former  Nazi  regime  in  Germany  also  is  injected  into  this  propa- 
ganda, which  is  hardly  distinguishable  from  that  of  the  National 
Renaissance  Party  except  for  the  lattcr's  open  appeal  for  a  fascist 
govermnent  in  the  United  States. 

Despite  its  patriotic  claims,  Common  Sense  has  in  fact  employed 
and/or  carried  the  writings  of  a  number  of  individuals  associated  with 
the  National  Renaissance  Party.  Through  the  columns  of  Common 
Sense  and  innumerable  booklets  printed  and  offered  for  sale,  the 
McGinleys  appear  to  serve  as  a  clearinghouse  for  hate  propagandists 
throughout  the  country.  Among  these  are  many  of  the  native  fascists 
and  hate  racketeers  who  were  active  in  the  1930's. 

In  contrast  to  the  limited  appeal  of  the  openly  fascist  National 
Renaissance  Party,  the  McGinley  enterprise  appears  to  be  a  shrewd 
and  going  business. 


NEO-FASCIST   AND    HATE    GROUPS  11 

THE    ORGANIZATION    OF    "COMMON    SENSe" 

Conde  J.  McGinley,  Sr.,  began  editing  a  miniature  weekly  paper  in 
Newark,  N.  J.,  in  1946,  under  tlie  various  titles  of  Think,  The  Think, 
and  Think  WeeJdy.  In  June  1947  the  paper  was  issued  under  the 
name.  Common  Sense,  and  in  November  1947  it  was  expanded  to  its 
present  tabloid  size  and  the  headquarters  transferred  from  Newark 
to  Union,  N.  J.  It  became  a  semimonthly  publication  in  1948. 
McGuiley  remained  the  sole  owner  and  publisher  until  early  this  year, 
when  the  so-called  Christian  Educational  Association  was  created  to 
serve  as  owner  and  publisher.  Officers  of  the  new  association  are 
Conde  J.  McGinley,  Sr.,  president;  Conde  J.  McGinley,  Jr.,  secretary 
and  treasurer;  and  Alex  Jefimow,  vice  president.  Jefimow  is  em- 
ployed by  the  McGinleys  in  a  subordinate  capacity;  only  the 
^IcGinleys  are  authorized  to  handle  association  funds. 

Headquarters  of  the  newspaper  and  its  publishing  association  are 
located  in  a  14-room  stone  building  at  530  Chestnut  Street  in  Union, 
N.  J.  The  building  is  owned  by  Miss  Katherine  Littig,  of  Newark, 
N.  J.,  who  has  worked  for  Common  Sense  on  a  voluntary  basis  almost 
from  the  inception  of  the  publication. 

The  building  also  houses  the  press  which  prints  Common  Sense  and 
other  hate  literature  sold  through  Common  Sense.  This  mechanical 
equipment  is  owned  by  the  Union  Patriotic  Press,  which  gives  the 
Chestnut  Street  building  as  its  headquarters.  A  corporation  reso- 
lution of  the  Union  Patriotic  Press  lists  its  officers  as  president, 
Charles  Kane,  of  Tampa,  Fla.;  secretary,  John  J.  Reynolds;  and 
treasurer,  Edward  J.  Byrne,  High ts town,  N.  J.,  farmer.  Byrne  is 
known  to  have  been  a  volunteer  worker  in  the  Common  Sense  enter- 
prise. Both  Byrne  and  Reynolds  have  attended  rallies  held  by 
McGinley  for  his  followers;  Kane  has  also  been  in  attendance  prior 
to  his  removal  to  Florida. 

McGinley  was  forced  to  rely  on  other  presses  prior  to  1953  and  he 
admittedly  encountered  difficulties  in  assuring  continuous  printing  of 
his  propaganda.  After  Common  Sense  moved  into  its  headquarters 
on  Chestnut  Street  in  the  spring  of  1953,  an  addition  was  built  for  a 
press  later  acquired  by  the  Union  Patriotic  Press.  McGinley  an- 
nounced to  his  readers  that  the  press  had  been  set  up  "for  our  use" 
and  would  insure  prompt  service  in  the  future.  Technically,  however, 
McGinley  leases  the  press  from  the  Union  Patriotic  Press  for  a  $75 
monthly  rental. 

NATURE    OF    PROPAGANDA 

During  1946  and  1947,  McGinley's  allegedly  anti-Communist  pub- 
lication gave  little  indication  of  its  subsequent  level  of  propaganda. 
At  the  outset,  its  columns  carried  a  certain  amount  of  factual  infor- 
mation on  communism.  Beginning  in  1948,  however.  Common  Sense 
became  increasingly  outspoken  in  its  statements  of  a  pro-Nazi  and 
anti-Semitic  nature.  It  was  soon  almost  exclusively  a  vehicle  for  the 
exploitation  of  ignorance,  prejudice,  and  fear. 

The  paper  devoted  considerable  space  in  1948  to  the  support  of  the 
late  Robert  H.  Best,  American  newsman  who  was  convicted  of  treason 
and  sentenced  to  life  imprisonment  in  that  year  as  a  result  of  his 
broadcasts  for  the  Nazis  in  World  War  II.    A  eulogy  of  Best  appearing 

54945°— 54 3 


12  KEO-FASCIST   AND    HATE    GROUPS 

in  Common  Sense  for  December  15,  1952,  described  him  as  a  "patriot/ 
"Paul  Revere,"  and  "true  Christian  American." 

An  arrogant  letter  written  by  Herman  Goering  to  Winston  Churchill 
just  before  the  Nazi  leader  poisoned  himself,  appeared  in  Common 
Sense  for  July  1,  1950.  An  editorial  note  recommended  that  the  letter 
be  "read  carefully  by  Members  of  Congress  and  all  others  who  are 
shaping  the  destiny  of  America." 

Common  Sense  adopted  the  National  Renaissance  Party  line  which 
alleges  the  United  States  Government  is  plotting  a  new  world  war: 

*  *  *  Now  that  the  matchless  German  army  is  destroyed,  Germany  laid  in  ruins, 
and  Europe  helpless,  Eisenhower  asks  the  German  people  to  help  him  prepare 
for  another  war  purporting  to  be  a  war  against  communism,  while  he  protects 
and  coddles  in  Washington  the  same  people  who  prevented  Germany  from  wiping 
out  communism.  This  is  to  be  a  war  against  the  Russian  people — not  com- 
munism.  *  *   *  12 

In  this  statement,  ^McGinley's  "anti-Communist"  and  "patriotic" 
publication  apparently  is  not  averse  to  serving  the  Communist  propa- 
ganda cause.  Indeed,  ]McGinley  has  even  printed  such  statements 
as  the  following,  w^hich  he  identified  as  being  from  a  "European" 
correspondent: 

*  *  *  if  your  paper  is  to  continue  its  excellent  work  of  opposing  the  policy  of 
the  Jew,  please  do  not  fight  Russia  also,  for  we  in  Euroi)e  look  upon  it  as  the  only 
hope  to  prevent  Jewish  world  domination  by  means  of  its  stupid,  willing,  tech- 
nically clever  American  slaves,  the  destroyers  of  Europe's  cities,  the  hateniongers 
of  the  vile  occupation  and  the  hangmen  of  Xurnberg.^^ 

Anti-Semitism  is  the  chief  stock  in  trade  of  Common  Sen.^e,  which 
now  distortedly  deanes  communism  as  "a  false  face  for  Judaism." 
Typical  of  headlines  which  appear  in  the  publication  are:  "Jewish 
Leaders  Are  Crazy  For  Power;"  "Zionists  Threaten  Russia  With  War;" 
"  'Brotherhood' — Jew  Trap  For  Christianity;"  and  "Invisible  Gov- 
ernment Rules  Both  Parties;  Adlai  and  Ike  Marxist  Stooges." 
Articles  in  Common  Sense  have  even  attacked  water  fluoridation  as  a 
Red  plot  by  "the  invisible  rulers"  aimed  at  mass  destruction  of  the 
American  people. 

The  violent  nature  of  this  propaganda  is  illustrated  by  an  article 
written  by  George  Thomas  Adams  in  the  issue  of  Common  Sense  for 
December  1,  1952.  In  the  course  of  a  discussion  of  anti-Semitic 
pogroms  in  Communist  countries,  Adams  stated: 

*  *  *  If  the  Russian  people  wish  to  throw  off  their  Jewish  yoke,  what  right 
have  we  to  criticize  them?  *  *  *     We  should  be  doing  the  same. 

Conde  McGinley,  Sr.,  uses  the  oblique  method  in  an  article  in  the 
issue  dated  June  15,  1952: 

*  *  *  The  German  Government,  facing  flip  same  sitiiation  as  the  United  Slnlrs 
does  today,  put  these  Red  Jews  in  concentration  camps.  *  *  *  [Italics  supi)lied]. 

A  survey  of  Common  Sense  propaganda  fails  to  reveal  any  outright 
advocacy  of  a  fascist  government  for  the  United  States.  The  solu- 
tion customarily  offered  by  Conde  McGinley,  Sr.,  to  "save  America" 
is  an  increase  in  the  circulation  of  Common  Sense.  It  is  apparent 
that  this  publication  represents  a  modern  example  of  the  racketeers 
who  made  a  business  out  of  un-American  hate  propaganda  during 
the  19:50's. 


'2  Cnmmnti  SeaKe,  October  \!i,  1953,  p.  1. 
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COOPERATION    "WITH    OTHER    PROPAGANDISTS 

Information  in  the  possession  of  the  Committee  reveals  a  significant 
Interchangeability  of  propagandists  working  for  the  allegedly  patriotic 
Common  Sense  and  the  avowedly  fascist  National  Renaissance  Party. 

A  good  example  is  provided  by  Eustace  Mullins,  who  frankly 
eulogizes  Hitler  in  the  pages  of  the  National  Renaissance  Party's 
Bulletin  and  who  has  been  observed  at  an  NRP  street  session  in  New 
York  City  last  3'ear.  Articles  AVTitten  by  Mullins  have  been  appearing 
in  Common  Sense  since  at  least  September  1951  and,  last  year,  he 
became  a  ^\Titer  on  the  staff  of  Common  Sense. 

W.  Henry  AlacFarland,  Jr.,  is  another  individual  who  has  been 
simultaneously  active  in  both  the  National  Renaissance  Party  and 
Common  Sense.  A  resident  of  Philadelphia,  MacFarland  in  1948  had 
organized  a  Nationalist  Action  League  which  was  promptly  cited  as  a 
fascist  organization  by  the  United  States  Attorney  General.  In 
1949,  MacFarland  spoke  at  a  number  of  meetings  of  the  National 
Renaissance  Party  in  New  York.  He  presided  at  a  branch  meeting 
of  the  NRP  held  in  Philadelphia  in  October  1949.  Meanwhile,  his 
name  also  appeared  as  "associate  editor"  of  Common  Sense  in  the 
issues  which  appeared  during  July  and  August  of  1949. 

At  that  time,  Conde  McGinley,  Sr.,  was  planning  to  combine 
forces  with  MacFarland  and  his  cited  Nationalist  Action  League, 
and  with  another  organization,  the  Loyal  American  Group,  headed 
by  William  J.  O'Brien.  The  scheme,  as  announced  in  Common  Sense, 
called  for  McGinley's  publication  to  serve  as  official  organ  of  the 
Nationalist  Action  League,  with  O'Brien  disbanding  his  group  to 
serve  as  national  secretary  of  the  new  combination.  The  plan  fell 
through,  however,  and  McGinley  resumed  sole  editorship  of  Common 
Sense.  O'Brien,  a  printer  from  Montclair,  N.  J.,  was  later  taken  on 
the  staff  of  Common  Sense. 

The  interlocking  of  Common  Sense  and  the  National  Renaissance 
Party  is  further  demonstrated  by  the  fact  that  Common  Sense  has 
carried  articles  by  Frederick  Charles  F.  Weiss,  chief  propagandist 
for  the  NRP,  and  by  Kurt  Mertig,  New  York  City  chairman  of  the 
NRP. 

Common  Sense  is  also  a  channel  for  hate  propaganda  being  issued 
by  numerous  other  individuals  and  organizations  scattered  throughout 
the  country.  The  literature  of  these  fellow  hatemongers  is  dissemi- 
nated either  through  reprints  in  the  columns  of  Common  Sense  or  in 
booklets  published  and  sold  by  Common  Sense. 

One  of  the  most  frequently  reprinted  "authors"  is  Robert  H. 
Williams,  of  Santa  Ana,  Calif.,  who  issues  the  Williams  Intelligence 
Summary,  a  monthly  newsletter.  Common  Sense  also  sells  his  writings 
in  pamphlet  form.  Williams  advertises  himself  as  the  possessor  of 
vast  intelligence  information  which  he  gained  as  a  member  of  Army 
Intelligence  during  World  War  II.  The  deception  is  evident  from 
the  fact  that  Williams'  intelligence  duty  comprised  less  than  a  year 
as  an  administrative  officer  for  the  intelligence  section  of  a  bomber 
wing.  In  this  position,  he  would  have  received  no  intelligence  infor- 
mation dealing  with  the  Communist  conspiracy.  His  assignment  to 
the  military  intelligence  was  merely  in  the  Reserves,  from  which 
commission  he  was  relieved  by  official  action  of  the  Army,  effective 
December  21,  1950. 


NEO-FASCIST    AND    HATE    GROUPS  15 

Conde  McGinley,  Sr.,  has  maintained  a  particularly  cooperative 
relationship  with  two  disseminators  of  anti-Semitic  literature  from 
Chicago:  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Dilling  and  Mrs.  Lyrl  Clark  Van  Hyning. 
Mrs.  Dilling's  writings  have  been  circulating  since  the  1930's.  Mrs. 
Van  Hyning  is  the  head  of  an  organization  known  as  We,  The 
IMothers,  Mobilize  For  America,  Inc.,  and  is  editor  of  the  publica- 
tion, Women's  Voice. 

Messages  have  been  sent  to  ^Members  of  Congress  over  the  joint 
signatures  of  Mrs.  Dilling,  Mrs.  Van  Hyning,  and  McGinley.'^ 

Mrs,  Dilling  is  a  constant  source  of  violent  articles  for  Common 
Sense  which  prints  them  under  such  headlines  as  "  'Brotherhood' — ■ 
Jew  Trap  for  Christianity"  and  "World  Crucifixion  and  the  Master 
Race."  Mrs.  Dilling  has  also  authored  appeals  in  Common  Sense 
for  support  of  the  propaganda  activities  of  McGinley  and  Mrs.  Van 
Hyning.  McGinley  in  turn  has  recommended  Mrs.  Dilling's  "Bulle- 
tins" to  his  readers  and  has  offered  for  sale  reprints  of  her  book,  The 
Plot  Against  Christianity.  He  has  also  appealed  for  financial  con- 
tributions for  Mrs.  Van  Hyning  and  occasionally  carried  in  Common 
Sense  statements  either  credited  to  her  or  to  her  publication.  Women's 
Voice. 

A  number  of  individuals  notorious  for  their  efforts  to  create  a 
nationwide  fascist  orgft,nization  in  the  United  States  in  the  1930's 
are  also  propagandizing  again  through  Common  Sense.  McGinley  has 
printed  articles  and  letters  from  Gen.  George  Van  Horn  Moseley 
(Ret.),  Col.  Eugene  N.  Sanctuary,  and  Charles  B.  Hudson.  He  has 
advertised  for  sale  a  new  book  by  Robert  Edward  Edmondson.  The 
Special  Committee  on  Un-American  Activities  reported  in  1940  that 
General  Moseley  was  being  seriously  considered  as  a  national  leader 
of  an  attempted  union  of  fascist  and  hate  groups  in  the  United  States 
until  the  plans  were  exposed  and  Moseley  was  called  as  a  witness 
before  the  committee.  The  special  committee  named  Sanctuary, 
Hudson,  and  Edmondson  as  being  among  the  individuals  who  took 
part  in  this  unsuccessful  attempt  to  create  a  united  fascist  movement. 

Preliminary  committee  investigations  have  thus  far  failed  to  reveal 
any  indication  that  present-day  fascist  and  hate  groups  are  seeking 
national  organizational  unity. 

The  cooperative  efforts  of  the  hate  groups,  however,  have  actually 
extended  to  the  point  of  national  conventions.  Common  Sense  re- 
ported the  proceedings  of  one  such  convention  held  in  Chicago,  July 
4-6,  1952.  Conde  McGinley,  Sr.,  and  William  J.  O'Brien  spoke  as 
representatives  of  Common  Sense  at  this  gathering,  which  was  refeiTed 
to  by  McGinley  as  an  "annual  convention"  of  "nationalists."  Mrs. 
Lyrl  Clark  Van  Hyning  served  as  moderator  of  the  convention,  which 
was  chaired  by  one  George  Foster.  The  200  delegates,  from  all  sec- 
tions of  the  country,  heard  speeches  and  adopted  resolutions  following 
the  lines  of  the  propaganda  which  they  issue.  The  most  significant 
statement  was  in  a  speech  by  O'Brien  of  Common  Sense.  He  urged 
the  delegates  to  back  each  other  "to  the  limit"  whenever  any  one  of 
them  is  "under  attack."  ^^ 

"  See  exhibit  6,  appendix,  p.  29  for  a  reproduction  of  one  such  message  which  was  reprinted  in  Common 
Sense  of  March  15, 1953. 
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CIRCULATION    AND    FINANCES 

Information  available  to  the  committee  on  the  circulation  and 
financial  status  of  Common  Sense  indicates  that  Conde  McGinley  has 
developed  a  shrewd  and  flourishing  business  out  of  hate  propaganda. 

Common  Sense  reported  in  October  1948  that  the  number  of  copies 
which  were  distributed  to  paid  subscribers  during  the  preceding  12 
months  averaged  7,072.  In  October  1949  the  average  paid  subscrip- 
tions were  reported  at  9,6G0,  and  by  October  1950  the  figure  had 
jumped  to  21,255.  The  committee  has  not  observed  any  further 
publication  of  subscription  figures  in  Common  Sense  since  then. 
However,  figures  filed  by  the  publication  with  United  States  postal 
authorities  show  that  an  average  of  15,796  copies  of  Common  Sense 
were  being  distributed  through  second-class  mail  to  paid  subscribers 
during  the  6-month  period  from  March  15  to  September  15,  1954. 

These  figures  do  not  reflect  the  thousands  of  copies  of  Common  Sense 
which  are  sold  by  other  means  or  distributed  gratis.  For  example, 
McGinley  has  been  known  to  make  bulk  deliveries  of  an  issue  to  various 
individuals  for  remailing  or  distribution  in  other  ways.  JMcGinley 
asserted  that  he  had  "120,000  readers"  in  1952.  Committee  investi- 
gation indicates  that  the  circulation  of  Common  Sense  tops  the  100,000 
mark  for  certain  issues,  but  averages  approximately  50,000  copies. 
The  number  of  free  copies  averages  at  least  30,000. 

Subscriptions  to  Common  Sense  sell  for  $1  a  year  and  provide  a 
minimum  of  $15,000  annually,  based  on  second-class  mailing  alone. 
On-the-side  sale  of  books  and  pamphlets  brings  in  an  estimated  maxi- 
mum of  $1,000  a  year.  However,  the  publication  also  receives  finan- 
cial contributions,  the  exact  amount  of  which  has  not  been  ascertained. 

McGinley  solicits  contributions  in  urgent  messages  printed  in 
Common  Sense  as  well  as  through  special  fund-raising  letters.  A  typ- 
ical letter  sent  out  by  McGinley  in  the  spring  of  this  year  stated  that, 
due  to  a  low  subscription  rate  and  lack  of  advertising  revenue,  "We 
must  depend  on  real  patriots  to  subsidize  us  in  keeping  with  their 
ability." 

McGinley  invariably  represents  himself  in  these  appeals  as  a  penni- 
less patriot  who  has  used  up  his  life's  savings  of  $15,000  on  Common 
Sense  yet  continues  to  work  "fuUtime"  without  salary  or  profit  in 
order  to  save  his  country.  "Wlien  I  am  reminded  of  my  duty,  and  it 
is  not  for  myself,"  he  has  stated,  "I  take  courage  to  warn  you  that  if 
you  do  not  get  into  this  work  personally  and  actively,  or  give  money 
quickly  to  those  Avho  are  active,  the  hidden  invisible  government  plot 
will  have  proceeded  so  far  that  dictators  will  be  giving  orders." 
McGinley  adds  the  sly  reminder  that  money  orders  can  be  sent  under 
fictitious  names. 

Such  broad  fund  appeals  appear  with  irregularity.  They  usually 
occur  when  McGinley  requhes  large  sums  for  a  special  project,  such 
as  the  remodeling  of  his  new  headc^uarters  building.  Constant 
solicitations  seem  to  be  unnecessary  as  a  result  of  very  substantial 
financial  support  rendered  McGinley  by  a  few  well-to-do  patrons. 

One  of  the  financial  "angels"  behind  Conde  McGinley  has  been 
Benjamin  Harrison  Freedman,  a  rethed  toilet  goods  manufacturer  of 
960  Park  Avenue,  New  York  City. 

Freedman  estimated  that  he  had  spent  $15,000  on  Common  Sense 
by  December  1950,  according  to  testimony  he  gave  on  December  12 


18  KEO-FASCIST   AND    HATE    GROUPS 

of  that  year  before  the  Senate  Armed  Services  Committee.  In  a 
propaganda  slieet  published  by  Froedman  in  New  York  on  January  2, 
1951,  he  detailed  his  support  of  AlcGinley  in  this  way: 

*  *  *  In  1948  Freedman  met  INIcGinley.  They  found  that  thej'  had  much  in 
common.  Freedman  became  interested  in  Common  Sense  as  one  of  the  most 
aggressive  orgam'zations  fighting  Marxism  [communism]  to  which  Freedman  had 
lent  financial  assistance. 

Since  194S  Freedman  has  given  unsparingly  of  his  time  and  his  efforts  to  increase 
the  circulation  of  Common  Sense  and  has  advanced  a  small  fortune  for  that 
purpose.  Within  the  past  2  months  alone  Freedman  has  advanced  to  and/or  for 
Common  Sense  in  excess  of  seven  thousand  dollars  ($7,000.00). 

Common  Sense  was  rapidly  becoming  an  important  factor  in  the  nationwide 
fight  against  the  worldwide  campaign  of  tlie  Marxists  [Communists]  for  world 
conquest.  *  *  *  Freedman  advanced  funds  to  McGinley  to  cover  the  cost  of 
printing  and  mailing  fifty-thousand  (50,000)  copies  of  Common  Sense  (No. 
1-26)   *  *  * 

In  addition  to  his  financial  contributions,  Freedman  is  a  prominent 
figure  at  various  meetings  held  for  supporters  of  Common  Sense.  He 
spoke  as  a  "noted  authority  on  Zionism"  at  a  meeting  held  as  recently 
£s  November  14  at  Common  Sense  headquarters  m  Union,  N.  J. 
Common  Sense  advertised  the  meetmg  as  a  pro-America  rally  spon- 
sored by  Americans  Against  Communism — an  organization  name 
occasionally  used  by  McGinley. 

McGinley  himself  has  not  publicized  such  major  financial  support 
for  fear  of  discouraging  his  smaller  contributors.  However,  rumors 
that  Freedman  and  others  have  been  providing  substantial  aid  to 
Common  Sense  have  become  widespread  enough  to  force  a  recent 
public  statement  from  McGinley. 

In  a  fund-raising  letter  sent  out  in  the  fall  of  1954,  McGinley  stated, 
"I  have  learned  recently,  that  some  people  are  under  the  impression 
that  Mr.  Ben  Freedman  and  a  prominent  manufacturer  are  backing 
us."  McGinley  acknowledged  in  the  letter  that  Freedman's  assistance 
was  "a  help  in  making  Common  Sense  the  most  widely  read,  factual 
publication  on  Marxism,"  and  that  Freedman  today  continues  to 
"give  all  his  time  and  is  a  tower  of  information."  McGiidey  attempted 
to  persuade  his  readers  that  nevertheless  "for  some  time,  Mr.  Freed- 
man has  not  been  in  a  position  to  be  of  material  financial  assistance 
to  us."  With  respect  to  the  unidentified  "manufactin-er,"  McGinley 
also  insisted  that  the  contributions  have  been  "nominal"  although 
"very  helpfid." 

The  thriving  nature  of  the  Common  Sense  enterprise  is  attested  to 
by  McGinley  himself  on  numerous  occasions.  He  cannot  avoid 
boasting  of  his  accomplishments,  even  in  the  course  of  his  urgent 
rcfjuests  for  funds. 

He  reported,  for  example,  that  in  1953  he  had  made  "much  prog- 
ress." He  referred  to  his  excellent  new  headquarters  which  were 
extensively  remodeled  and  enlarged;  a  press  at  his  disposal  for  the 
first  time;  and  the  addition  of  an  investigator  and  a  writer  to  his  stafl^, 

A  fund-raising  letter  issued  this  fall  boasted  that  "we  have  now 
built  Common  Sense  into  a  large  operation  to  reach  numbers."  How- 
ever, McGinley  continued  to  announce  ambitious  plans,  including 
the  installation  of  new  mailing  equipment  in  his  headquarters  at  a 
cost  of  $3,000.  McGinley  has  also  stated  hopes  of  soon  stepping  up 
publication  to  a  weekly  basis. 

McGinley's  claim  to  full-time  work  in  behalf  of  Common  Sense  with- 
out salary  or  profit  is  misleading  in  view  of  the  facts  developed  in  the 


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committee's  investigation.  Volunteer  workers  perform  many  duties 
in  connection  witli  the  publication.  The  committee  has  learned,  how- 
ever, that  Conde  McGinley,  Sr.,  has  no  employment  or  income  outside 
of  the  Common  Sense  operation.  He  has  for  a  short  period  in  the  past 
served  as  caretaker  of  property  in  Union,  but  his  payment  did 
not  exceed  $1,000  a  year.  Conde  McGinley,  Jr.,  supplements  his 
Common  Sense  activities  by  serving  as  a  free  lance  salesman  of  alumi- 
num windows  and  siding  for  houses.  Conde  McGinley,  Sr.,  and  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Conde  McGinley,  Jr.,  reside  in  the  headquarters  buildmg  of 
Common  Sense  at  530  Chestnut  Street  in  Union. 

Since  contributions  form  an  admittedly  important  part  of  Common 
Sc7ise  inco7ne,  the  true  state  of  its  finances  is  difficult  to  determine. 
The  committee  has  been  denied  access  to  Federal  income  tax  informa- 
tion on  the  principals  involved.  A  minimum  income  of  approximately 
$30,000  annually  is  evident  from  a  study  of  bank  deposits  made  in  the 
name  of  Common  Sense  or  its  new  corporate  cloak,  the  Christian  Educa- 
tional Association.  A  total  of  $25,965.97  was  deposited  in  the  publica- 
tion's account  in  a  Union,  N.  J.,  bank  during  the  10-7iionth  period  from 
January  1  to  October  29,  1954.  During'  the  12  months  of  1953, 
deposits  totaled  $29,320.78. 

It  is  regrettable  that  any  American  may  have  contributed  to  the 
perpetuation  of  a  hate  factory  such  as  that  operated  by  the  Mc- 
Giiileys.  If  loyal  Americans  seek  to  play  an  active  part  in  protecting 
their  country  from  subversion,  they  would  do  well  to  lend  their  support 
to  legitimate  patriotic  organizations  rather  than  to  those  whose  real 
objective  is  another  form  of  subversion. 

CONCLUSION 

In  this  preliminary  report,  the  committee  has  concentrated  on 
a  few  examples  of  subversive  propaganda  activity  currently  to  be 
found  in  the  United  States.  The  committee  is  well  aware  that  this 
report  conveys  only  a  small  part  of  the  total  picture  of  such  activities 
in  this  country  today. 

The  committee  believes,  however,  that  this  preliminary  report  will 
provide  useful  information  to  the  Congress.  Both  the  National 
Kenaissance  Party  and  Common  Sense  have  made  unsolicited  dis- 
tributions of  their  un-American  propaganda  to  Members  of  the 
Congress,  and  the  Members  have  consequently  made  frequent  inquiry 
of  the  committee  regarding  the  nature  of  these  organizations. 

The  committee  further  hopes  that  this  report  will  alert  both  the 
Congress  and  the  American  public  to  dangers  which  must  not  be 
ignored.  The  National  Renaissance  Party  and  the  operators  of 
Common  Sense  illustrate  two  types  of  subversion  from  the  extreme 
right.  The  committee  condemns  any  such  resurgence  of  pro-fascist 
and  hate  activity. 

The  committee  is  continuing  its  investigation  and  exposure  of 
Communist  conspirators  wherever  they  may  be  found.  The  com- 
mittee is  convinced,  however,  that  there  is  a  concurrent  need  for 
continuous  investigation,  exposure,  and,  where  necessary,  prosecution, 
to  the  end  that  no  activity  of  a  pro-fascist  nature  will  ever  be  per- 
mitted to  gain  substantial  stature  or  influence  in  the  United  States. 


APPENDIX 


Exhibit  No.  1 


Some  of  the  many  similarities  between  fascism  and  communism  are  outlined 
as  follows  in  Fascism  In  Action,  a  documented  study  and  analysis  prepared  by 
the  Legislative  Reference  Service  of  the  Library  of  Congress  in  1947: 

"1.  The  wiping  out  of  all  independent  trade-unionism  with  the  result  that 
those  trade-unions  which  are  permitted,  exist  only  under  the  tolerance  of  the 
totalitarian  state,  to  serve  as  its  servile  adjuncts. 

''2.  The  elimination  of  political  parties  except  the  ruling  Nazi,  Fascist,  or 
Communist  Party. 

"3.  The  subordination  of  all  economic  and  social  life  to  the  strict  control  of 
the  ruling,  single-party  bureaucracy. 

"4.  The  suppression  of  individual  initiative,  and  the  liquidation  of  the  system 
of  free  enterprise,  and  a  tendency  toward  govern:ncnt  control  of  supercartels. 

"5.  The  abolition  of  the  right  to  freedom  of  speech,  press,  assembly,  and 
religious  worship. 

"6.  The  reduction  of  wages  and,  in  the  case  of  communism,  living  standards. 

"7.  The  use  of  slave  labor  on  a  vast  scale  and  the  establishment  of  concentration 
camps. 

"8.  The  abolition  of  the  right  to  trial  by  jury,  habeas  corpus,  the  right  to 
independent  defense  counsel,  and  the  innocence  of  the  defendant  until  proven 
guilty. 

"9.  The  glorification  of  a  single  Leader  or  Fuehrer  or  Duce,  who  is  all-powerful 
and  subject  neither  to  criticism  nor  removal  through  the  ballot. 

"10.  The  utilization  of  a  special  form  of  social  demagogy — for  example,  incite- 
ment of  race  against  race  and  class  against  class — the  elimination  of  all  opposition, 
and  the  concentration  of  power  into  the  hands  of  the  ruling  dictatorship. 

"11,  The  subordination  of  all  economic  and  social  life  and  the  everyday  needs 
of  the  population  to  the  requirements  of  an  expanding  military  machine  seeking 
world  conquest. 

"12.  The  establishment  of  a  system  of  Nation-wide  espionage  to  which  the 
entire  population  is  subject. 

"13.  The  severance  of  social,  cultural,  and  economic  contact  between  the  people 
of  the  totalitarian  state  and  those  of  other  countries,  through  a  rigorous  press  and 
radio  censorship,  travel  restrictions,  etc. 

"14.  The  open  disregard  for  the  rights  of  other  nations  and  the  sanctity  of 
treaties. 

"15.  The  maintenance  and  encouragement  of  fifth  columns  abroad. 

"16.  The  reduction  of  parliamentary  bodies  to  a  rubber-stamp  status  auto- 
matically approving  all  decisions  of  the  one-party  dictatorship  and  the  omnipotent 
Leader." 

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21 


Exhibit  No.  2 
(National  Renaissance  Bulletin,  October  1953,  pp.  3  and  4.) 

The  Program  of  The  National  Renaissance  Party 

JAMES  H.  MADOLE 


Duiini;  the  pnst  several  months  we  have  been 
Asked  by  large  numbers  of  people  to  explain  exactly 
what  principles  the  Nnlional  Renaissance  Party  is 
fighting  for,  and  how  we  differ  from  the  programs 
o.'  tlie  orthodox  Republican  and  Democratic  Parties. 
1  his  article  is  designed  to  answer  all  these  questions. 

To  begin  with,  the  Nntional  Renaissance  Party 
believes  in  subordinating  the  interests  of  the  individ- 
ual citizen  to  the  interests  of  the  national  community 
as  a  whole.  The  nation  represents  the  totality  of 
the  American  people;  their  hopes,  their  needs,  and 
tneir  ideals.  .  ,  and  h»  such  the  weli&re  of  the 
nation  must  always  supercede  the  privatefiisterests 
ot  any  race,  class  or  individual.  Where&s  our  doc- 
trine of  Racial  Nationalism  welds  the  nation  into  a 
united  and  compatible  Iron  Front  based  on  the 
ancient  ties  of  blood  and  race,  the  poisonous  Jewish 
doctrines  of  Democracy,  Liberal-sm  and  Commun- 
ism seek  to  foment  class  warfare,  disunity  and  revo- 
lution within  the  borders  of  all  national  states. 
Until  the  power  of  the  Jew  is  crushed  there  can 
never  be  peace  between,  among,  or  within  nations. 

Secondly,  we  believe  that  the  individual  has 
o.ily  fulfilled  his  duly  to  the  natio.nal  community 
when  he  has  founded  a  successful  home  and  fanfly. 
The  healthy  Christian  concept  of  the  heme  and 
family  is  the  backbone  of  Western  Civiliz&tion.  A 
man  who  will  not  fight  for  his  wife  and  family  will 
certainly  not  hght  for  his  native  Urd  either.  Hence, 
just  as  individually  healthy  cells  constitute  a  healthy 
human  body:  so  do  individually  healthy  family  .nits 
insure  a  healthy,  united  and  strcng  national  conn- 
munity. 

During  the  past  century  the  White  Race  has 
undergone  a  steadily  declining  birth  rate  in  contrast 


to  the  ever  increasing  fecundity  of  the  colored 
hcrdes  in  Africa  and  Asia.  Ihis  situation  is  partly 
due  to  economic  conditions  in  both  America  and 
Western  Europe  where  the  combinntion  of  inflation- 
ary prices,  greedy  industrialists  and  rapacious  labor 
czars  make  it  necessary  for  young  married  couplet 
to  remain  in  their  jobs  in  order  to  eke  out  the  barest 
existence.  Naturally  when  both  husband  and  wife 
are  forced,  through  economic  necessity,  to  spend 
their  days  working  in  offices  and  factories,  the  con- 
ditions are  hardly  suitable  for  raising  even  the  most 
li.eagre  sized  family. 

We  believe  that  strong,  healthy  family  units  can 
be  established  by  providmg  loans  to  newly  married 
couples  who  have  fnH  passed  a  strict  medical  ex- 
amination to  insure  that  they  are  not  suffering  from 
any  hereditary  physical  or  mental  disease  which 
m:ght  prove  detrimental  to  th.-~ir  progeny.  The 
child  must  always  be  the  paramount  concern  of  the 
Racial  Nationalist  State  since  the  national  youth 
represents  the  seed  bed  of  the  rising  generation 
from  wSch  shall  arise  the  elite  Aryan  leadership 
o(  the  NEW  AMERICA.  We  can  insure  the  propa- 
(jaticn  of  a  strcng,  virile  race  only  by  prohibiting 
racial  intermarriage  and  by  pern^itting  only  those 
wl-o  are  physically  and  mentally  sound  to  marry. 
I  he  racial  purity  of  a  nation  and  its  freedom  from 
hereditary  disease  are  just  as  closely  related  as  body 
and  scul.  To  restore  the  Chiistian  home,  marriage 
loans  should  be  granted  without  interest,  to  be 
repaid  to  the  Slate  at  the  rate  of  3  percent  monthly 
so  lor.g  as  the  wife  is  in  paid  employment,  and  at 
the  rate  of  I  percent  thereafter.  A  reduction  of  25 
percent  will  be  made  from  each  marriage  lean  for 
e\ery   child    that   is  born    of   the    union.     This  wili 


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VMtly  increase  the  Aryan  birlh  rate  in  America  and 
open  up  many  jobs  now  held  by  married  women 
to   unemployed    men. 

i  Thus  the  National  Renaissance  Party  is  primar- 
ily concerned  with  the  welfare  ot  the  national  co:n» 
munity  as  a  whole  and  with  the  supreme  task  of 
the  national  community  which  is  the  protection  end 
preservation  o(  our  most  valuable  Aryan  racial 
elements.  As  opposed  to  this,  the  worthless  Demo- 
cratic and  Republican  Parties  are  solely  concerned 
with  the  accumulation  ot  gold  and  votes.  The  Re- 
publican Party  serves  the  interests  of  Internaticnal 
Finance,  the  Democratic  Parly  serves  International 
Jewry;  but  neither  serves  the  interests  of  the  Amer- 
ican people  as  a  whole.  To  clarify  the  issues  we 
will  outline  the  complete  9-point  political,  racial 
and  economic  program  of  the  National  Renaissance 
Party. 

(1)  To  encourage  racial  nationalism  among  the 
peoples  of  Europe.  Africa  and  Asia  as  an  antidote 
to  the  spread  of  International  Communism.  We  must 
disassociate  American  foreign  policy  from  the  de- 
cadent British  and  French  colonial  empires  against 
which  the  entire  land  mass  of  Africa  and  Asia  is  in 
revolt.  We  must  also  repudiate  the  operetta-state  of 
Itrael  unless  we  wish  to  drive  the  entire  Middle  East 
into  the  open  arms  of  Soviet  Russia  in  order  that  our 
political  windbags  in  Washington  may  appease  a 
howling  pack  of  New  York  kikes,  whose  sole  con- 
tributions to  American  culture  have  been  syphilis 
and  usury. 

(2)  To  enforce  a  strict  policy  of  racial  segregation 
in  America  in  order  to  preserve  and  advance  the 
culturally  dominant-  White  Aryan  Race  which 
brought  the  cultural  and  social  benefits  of  Western 
Civilization  to  our  shores  in  1492.  (By  the  "Aryan 
Race"  we  refer  to  the  Nordic,  Celtic,  Anglo-Saxon, 
Latin  and  Slavic  peoples.) 

(3)  To  brinR  about  a  gradual  deportation  of 
those  racial  elements  which  cannot  be  assimilated 
with  the  culturally  predominant  While  Race.  Laws 
must  be  passed  to  rigidly  prohibit  racial  intermar- 
riage. (Those  racial  elements  which  cannot  be 
assimilated  in  an  Aryan  racial  community  are  the 
Porto   Ricans,  Negroes,  Jews  and  Asiatics.) 

(4)  The  Jewish  Race,  which  constitutes  the  mo- 
tivating financial  and  intellectual  force  behind  Com- 
munism, shall  be  deprived  of  theirT^merican  citizen 
•hip  and  hence  barred  from  all  political  and  pro- 
fessional posts.  Marriage  between  Jews  and  mem- 
bers of  the  dominant  White  Race  shall  be  forbidden. 
(During  the  past  20  years  the  Jews  have  managed 
to  obtain  a  tremendous  hold  on  American  politics, 
art.  culture  and  commerce.  No  people  on  earth  with 
M  vestige  of  pride  in  itself  and  its  national  honor 
vill  tolerate  such  a  domination  of  the  KEY  pro- 


fessions by  members  of  a  completely  ALIEN  race. 
At  the  same  time,  the  Jews  are  a  determining  factor 
in  those  political  parties  which  have  sought  to  under- 
mine the  last  vestiges  of  racial  and  national  pride 
in  America.  The  Jew  constitutes  an  alien  virus  in 
ojr  national  blood  stream  and  as  such  he  must  be 
purged  from  our  cultural,  economic  and  political 
life.) 

(5)  To  bring  about  the  withdrawal  of  the  United 
States  from  the  Urited  Nations  in  order  to  prevent 
further  exploitation  of  American  resources  and  man-' 
power  by  toreicn  parasites.  (In  regard  to  foreign 
trade.  America  must  develop  a  policy  of  preserving 
the  American  market  for  the  American  farmer  and 
manufacturer.  America  must  "Buy  American"  and 
subsidize,  if  necessary.  American  scientific  ingenuity 
toward  the  end  of  producing  chemically  many  of 
those  product*  wUch  are  not  found  here  in  America 
but  upcn  which  this  nation  is  dependent.) 

(6)  The  alliance  of  German  scientific  and  military 
genius  combined  with  American  technology,  mass 
produ^Jtion  technique  and  manpower  could  domin- 
ate both  the  American  and  European  continents. 
Therefore  our  foreign  policy  must  have  the  three- 
fold objective  of  realizing  a  German-American  al- 
liance in  Europe;  a  Moslem- American  alliance  in 
the  Middle  EosI;  and  a  Japanese- American  alliance 
in  Asia. 

(7)  The  creation  of  an  American  Corporate  Econ- 
or.iy  wherein  labor  and  management  will  be  equally 
represented  in  an  Economic  Dept.  of  the  Federal 
Government.  All  disputes  will  be  settled  by  impart- 
ial labor  tribunals.  (Labor  and  management  exist  to 
serve  the  interests  of  the  Slate,  which  represents  the 
tot.ility  of  the  American  people.  Class  warfare  and 
indatioiiary  prices  create  universal  economic  chaos 
hence  prices  and  wages  must  be  stabilized  by  the 
State  in  order  to  meet  the  needs  of  the  American 
people  as  a  whole.) 

(C)  The  abolition  of  parliamentary  Rovernmenl 
national-minded   elite. 

(9)  The  use  of  all  educational  facilities  to  imbu«, 
the  American  youth  with  an  intense  feeling  of  racial 
and  national  pride  as  a  sure  antidote  to  the  inter- 
national poison  of  World  Communism. 


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Exhibit  No.  3 

NATIONAL  RENAISSANCE  BULLETIN 

MAY  1953 


Oiiicial  organ  tA  lh«  National  Renaissance  Party  devotsd  to  a  restoration 
d  the  American  Republic,  the  preservation  oi  American  sovereignty  and 
the  eatabliahment  oi  an  American  regime  based  on  the  principles  oi  racial 
nationalism  end  social  justice. 


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"More  than  thirty  years  have  now  passed  sinca 
In  1914  I  made  my  modest  contribution  as  a  volun- 
teer in  the  First  World  War,  which  was  forced  upon 
the  Reich." 

In  these  three  decades  I  have  been  actuated 
solely  by  love  and  loyalty  to  my  people  It  is  untrua 
that  I,  or  anyone  else  in  Germany,  wanted  the  war 
in  1939.  It  was  desired  and  instigatsd  solely  by  those 
international  statesmen  who  were  either  of  Jewish 
descent  or  worked  for  Jewish  interests.  I  have  made 
too  many  offers  for  the  control  and  limitation  of 
armaments,  which  posterity  will  not  for  all  lime  bo 
able  to  disregard,  lor  the  responsibility  for  the  out- 


break of  this  war  to  be  laid  on  me.  I  have  further 
never  wished  that,  oiler  the  fatal  First  World  War, 
G  second  against  England  or  against  America, 
should  break  out.  Centuries  will  pass  away,  but  out 
of  the  ruins  of  our  towns  and  monuments  hatred  will 
grow  against  those  finally  responsible  lor  every- 
thing, international  Jewry,  and  its  helpers.  I  have 
also  made  it  plam  that,  if  the  nations  of  Europe  are 
again  to  be  regarded  as  mere  shares  to  be  bought 
and  sold  by  those  international  Conspirators  in 
money  and  finance,  then  that  race,  Jewry,  whach  is 
the  real  criminal  of  this  murderous  struggle,  will  be 
saddled  with  the  responsibility."  Adolf  Hitler's  Lost 
Politidal  Testament— April  29,  194S. 


ADOLF  HITLER.  THE  GEORGE   WASHINGTON  OF  EUROPE 

James  H  Madole 


In  May,  1945  the  Jewish  vultures  plunged  low 
ever  the  prostrate  ruins  of  Nazi  Germany  as  hordes 
of  Jewish  bureaucrats  Irom  Washington  lought  lor 
the  cultural  and  military  spoils  ol  Central  Europe. 
Beautiful  cultural  centers  like  Berlin,  Cologne  and 
Dresden  had  been  reduced  to  smoking  ask  heaps, 
their  civilian  population  converted  into  screaming 
human  torches  as  a  result  ol  the  phosphorus  bombs 
dropped  from  the  bombing  squadrons  of  Jewry's 
•American  errand  boys  m  Europe.  Our  Twentieth 
Century  liberal  democrats  and  apostles  ol  brotherly 
love  laughed  when  thousands  ol  lovely  German  and 
Austrian  girls  were  dragged  Irom  their  mother's 
orms  by  lustlul  Red  savages  from  the  steppes  of 
Asia  and  by  panting  Senegalese  Negroes,  hired  as 
Tnercenaries  by  our  Frendi  Allies.  Captured  German 
soldiers  were  used  for  homosexual  purposes  by 
these  same  Senegalese  savages  during  the  North 
African  campaign.  A  wave  of  suicides  syphilis  and 
Illegitimate  mulatto  children  swept  Central  Europe 


while  the  Jewish  Occupational  Officers  led  by  Eisen- 
hower gloated  with  the  report  ol  each  new  outrage. 

fn  a  final  burst  of  savagery  and  hatred  the  Jews 
manipulated  the  legalized  torture  and  murder  oi 
Germany's  top  military,  political  and  economic 
leadership  at  the  infamous  Nuremberg  Trials.  This 
trumped  up  infamy  wUl  live  in  history  as  a  black 
smirch  on  the  records  of  American  justice.  Despite 
the  inhuman  hardships  and  cruelties  inflicted  upon 
them,  the  German  people  remained  loyal  to  the 
memory  of  their  heroic  Chancellor,  Adolf  Hitler.  Only 
a  lew  oowards  and  traitors  joined  hands  with 
Jewry's  political  puppet,  Konrod  Adenauer. 

We  have  on  record  the  last  words  ol  seven 
German  soldiers  hung  at  Londsberg  Prison  by  the 
Jewish  Occupational  Authorities.  They  were  guilty 
ol  two  great  crimes,  love  ol  country  ond  racial  pride. 
The  young  hero  ol  the  American  Revolution,  Nathan 
Hale,  when  captured  by  the  British  was  ollered  his 


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lile  In  exchange  for  vital  militaiY  inlormation.  His 
inunorlal  reply  waa.  "I  regret  that  I  have  but  one 
lile  to  give  for  my  country."  Compare  this  statement 
With  the  final  words  of  German  soldier  Werner 
Braune  spoken  at  the  foot  of  the  gallows. 

"Gormar^s!  Obedience  and  faithfulness  to  my 
supreme  chief  of  state  brought  me  under  tho  gal- 
lows. I  ccnnol  regret  my  obedience  In  place  of 
being  shot  at  the  front  by  comrades,  I  deem  it  to  bo 
more  honest  to  be  killed  at  the  gallows  by  the  hands 
of  the  enemy.  My  love  was  devoted  to  my  people. 
My  struggle  was  for  truth  and  justice.  My  lost  idea 
is  Germany.  My  last  greeting  is  for  my  brave  wife, 
my  cfiildron,  my  old  jxirenls,  my  beloved  brother 
and  all  my  relations  and  friends.  My  last  prayer  is. 
God,  forgive  my  murderers." 

Despite  the  horrors  of  rape,  famino  and  legaliz- 
ed murder  the  German  people  dug  out  from  the 
ruins  and  cosimenood  tho  hard  and  arduous  task  of 
recomtruction.  Tho  mJitiant  Fascist  spirit  awaited 
only  the  exit  of  Allied  occupational  forces  before 
takmg  the  roirw  of  powdor  from  tho  feoble  puppets 
of  Wostem  Democracy  known  as  Koruod  Adenauer 
in  Germany  and  Alddo  de  Gasperi  in  Italy.  To 
understand  tho  rovival  of  European  Posicm  in  post- 
war Europe  requims  a  baaic  understanding  of  the 
beauty  and  glory  esBentialiy  inherent  in  Fascist  phil- 
osophy as  compared  to  tho  decadent  democracy  ol 
Western  Europe  which  servf^s  as  a  media  for  the 
e<tenomic  and  political  exploitation  of  the  Gentilo 
masses  by  the  Jewish  Race. 

:  The  two  political  titans  ot  Twentieth  Century 
Fascism  were  Benito  Mussolini  and  Adolf  Hitler. 
These  two  men  created  a  jxiliticol  and  economic 
philosophy  which  swept  the  mental  shackles  of  lew- 
iah  Bolshevism  from  the  minds  of  untold  millions  of 
European  workers,  intellectuals  and  shopkeepers. 
These  two  men  created  order  out  of  chaos  and  pre- 
vented the  final  extinction  of  Western  Civihtation  at 
the  hands  of  a  barbarian  Asiatic  horde  led  by  the 
Jewish  Commissars  of  the  Kremlin.  When  his  liberal 
critics  referred  to  him  as  "a  ruthless  totalitarian  dic- 
tator," Mussoloni  replied  as  follows: 

"In  what  consists  the  Liberalism  which  today 
bifiplies  all  the  enemies  of  Fascism?  Does  Liberalism 
stand  for  universal  suffrage  and  such  conceptions?' 
Does  it  mean  keeping  Parliament  jsermanently  sitting 
so  that  it  may  continue  to  piesent  the  ignoble  spect- 


acle which  has  evoked  general  disgust?  Does  it,  in 
the  name  of  Liberty,  allow  the  minonty  to  destroy 
the  freedom  of  the  maiority?  Does  it  moan  making 
way  for  those  who  declare  their  hostility  to  the  State 
and  who  are  working  actively  to  destroy  it?  Is  this 
Liberalism?  Well,  if  this  be  Liberalism,  it  is  a  theory 
and  practice  of  surrender  and  ruin.  Liberty  is  not  an 
end,  it  IS  a  moans.  As  a  means  it  peeds  to  be  con-' 
trolled  and  dominated  Here  we  come  to  the  quest- 
ion of  forcel" 

"I  beg  my  friends  the  Liberals  to  tell  me  if  ever 
in  all  history  there  was  a  Government  which  was 
based  exclusively  upon  the  consent  ol  the  people 
end  which  was  roady  to  dispense  altogether  with 
the  use  of  force.  There  has  novor  been  and  nover 
will  be  such  a  Government.  The  consent  of  the 
people  IS  as  mutable  as  tho  sands  of  the  seashore. 
The  consent  of  the  poopio  is  never  permanent.  There 
nover  was  a  Govomm«nt  that  made  all  the  governed 
happy.  Aryi  granted  this  tact,  however  far-seeing 
the  Govomment  may  be,  there  must  always  be 
malcontents,  how  shall  you  prevent  their  feelings 
from  growing  and  from  becoming  a  danger  lo  tho 
State?  You  must  have  recourse  to  force." 

"Now  Fascism  throws  the  noxious  theories  of  so- 
called  Liberalism  upon  tho  rubbish  heap.  The  truth, 
manifost  to  all  whose  eyes  ore  not  blinded  by  dog- 
matism, is  that  men  are  tired  of  liberty.  They  hovo 
had  an  orgy  of  it.  Liberty  today  is  no  longer  tho 
chaste  and  severe  virgin  for  whom  fought  and  died 
the  soldiers  of  World  V/ar  1.  For  the  youths  ol  today, 
intrepid,  eager,  stem,  who  envisage  tho  dcr/m  of  a 
new  era,  there  are  words  which  excercise  a  more 
potent  fascination  and  these  words  are:  Order, 
Hierarchy,  [Xscipline. . .  " 

The  collapse  of  the  Imperial  German  Army  in 
1918  was  brought  about  by  the  groat  munitions 
strike  formentod  by  Communist  Jews  in  control  of  the 
well  organized  German  Trade  Union  Movement.  The 
most  prominent  of  these  Jewish  leaders  were  Rosa 
Luxemburg  and  Kurt  Eisner.  These  Jewish  labor 
leaders,  assisted  by  a  host  of  "liberal"  Jewish  journ- 
alists and  professional  Red  revolutionists,  were  seek- 
ing to  creot  a  Soviet  Germany  to  ad  as  a  buffer 
slate  for  Lenin's  newly  created  Soviet  Russia  which 
had  been  established  in  1917.  The  attempted  Red 
Revolution  in  Germany  failed  due  to  the  heroia 
efforts  of  Adolf  Hitler  and  the  National  Socialist 
Party. 


NEO-FASCIST   AND   HATE    GROUPS 


25 


In  September,  1928,  Adoll  Hitler  spoke  to  his 
party  leaders  in  Munich.  The  problems  conironting 
Germany  in  1928  were  similar  to  the  problems  lac- 
ing America  in  1953.  In  order  to  save  Germany  Irom 
Imanaal  and  moral  collapse,  Hiller  postulated  the 
loUowing  program: 

"In  the  first  place  our  people  must  be  delivered 
from  the  hopeless  conlusion  of  international  convic- 
tions and  educated  consciously  and  systematically 
to  fanatical  Nationalism  .  .  .  Second,  in  so  far  as  we 
educate  the  people  to  fight  against  the  delirium  of 
democracy  and  bring  it  again  to  the  recogrution  of 
the  necessity  of  authonly  and  leadership,  we  tear 
it  away  from  the  nonsense  ol  parliament  onanism. 
Third,  insofar  as  we  deliver  the  people  from  the  at- 
mosphere of  pitiable  belief  in  possibilities  which  lie 
outside  the  bounds  of  ones  own  strength — such  aa 
the  belief  in  reconciliation,  understanding,  world 
peace,  the  League  Of  Nations,  and  international 
solidarity — we  destroy  these  ideas.  There  is  only  one 
right  in  the  world  and  jthal  right  is  one's  own 
strength." 

Thus  Hitler  explained  to  his  people  the  futility  of 
seeking  international  cooperation  with  those  nations 
which  were  bent  on  explorting  a  defeated  end 
occupied  Reich.  How  c»uld  there  bo  reconciliation 
and  fnendship  with  a  French  government  whose 
troops  occupied  the  key  German  industrial  areas  ol 
the  Soar  Basin  and  Rhineland?  Could  there  be  inter- 
national solidarity  with  an  England  who  had  jealous- 
ly stripped  Germany  ol  her  Afnom  colonies  and 
overseas  trade?  Only  strong  nations  can  afford  to 
bargain  in  fho  great  game  ol  power  politics.  Hence 
Hitler's  primary  goal  was  the  creation  ol  a  strong, 
independent,  self  confident  Germany. 

The  racial  philosophy  of  the  Nazi  Movement 
was  completely  at  variance  with  the  doctrines  of 
liberal  democracy,  which  had  emerged  from  the 
Red  ghettoes  of  Eastern  Europe  and  the  Masonic 
Lodges  of  Frande  at  the  time  of  the  bloody  French 
Revolution.  Lberal  democracy  was  based  on  the 
mythical  claims  ol  racial,  individual  and  economic 
equality  laid  down  by  such  Jewish  intellectuals  as 
Adam  Weisshaupt,  founder  of  the  semi-mystioal 
lllurainati  Society  and  spiritual  mentor  of  the  French 
Revolution  and  Karl  Marx,  the  author  ol  the  Red 
Bible,"Das  Kapital,  and  founder  of  World  Commun- 
ism. This  democratic  doctrine  of  universal  equality 
was  used  by  its  spiritual  founders,  the  Jewish  Race, 
to  break  down  the  radal  and  national  pride  of  tho 


culturally  dominant  Aryan  Race.  The  Jew,  like  the 
Biblical  serpent  tempting  Eve  in  the  Garden  Ol  Eden, 
seeks  to  lure  the  Aryan  Race  into  polluting  its  pure 
blood  and  creative  ingenuity  by  mixing  sexually 
With  Zulu  Hottentots  and  Asiatic  ancestor  worship- 
pers. Hitler  spoke  as  follows  conoerning  the  National 
Socialist  conception  of  race: 

"National  Soaalism  takes  as  the  starting  point 
ol  its  views  and  its  decisions  neither  the  individual 
nor  humanity.  It  puts  conciously  into  the  central 
point  ol  Its  whole  thinking  the  Race.  This  Race  is  lor 
us  a  blood-conditioned  entity  in  which  we  see  the 
God-willed  building  stone  ol  human  society.  Tho 
individual  is  transitory,  the  Race  is  permanent.  If  the 
Liberal  viewpoint  in  its  deification  of  the  single  in- 
dividual must  lead  to  the  destruction  of  the  racial 
community.  National  Socialism,  on  the  other  hand, 
desires  to  saleguard  the  Race,  if  neceBsary  oven  at 
the  expense  ol  the  individual.  It  is  essential  that  the 
individual  should  slowly  come  to  realize  that  his  own 
ego  IS  unimportant  when  compared  with  the  exist- 
ence ol  the  whole  people  . .  .  Above  all  we  must  real- 
ize that  the  Ireedom.  ol  the  mind  and  will  ol  a  whole 
nation  are  to  be  volved  more  highly  than  the  individ- 
ual's Ireedom  ol  mind  and  will." 

The  National  Socialist  Party  look  power  in  1933 
end  inaugurated  the  most  rapid  economic  recovery 
program  in  European  history.  Vast  public  housing 
and  road  building  projects  were  undertaken  success- 
fully. American  soldiers  returning  from  occupied 
Germany  have  remarked  about  the  high  standard 
of  living  and  cleanliness  prevalent  in  German  towns 
and  cities  under  the  Hitler  regime.  How  was  it  pos- 
sible for  the  Nazi  Party  to  raise  Germany  from  the 
depths  of  financial  ruin  to  tho  heights  of  economic 
prosperity  in  three  short  years?  This  problem  was 
solved  by  substituting  the  productive  capacity  of  the 
German  worker  lor  the  Capitalist  inspired  Gold 
Standard.  Hitler  explained  it  to  the  German  workers 
ol  Berlin  on  December  10,  1940,  as  follows: 

"The  German  capacity  for  work  is  our  gold 
end  our  capital,  and  with  this  gold  1  can  compete 
successluUy  with  any  power  in  the  world  .  .  .  My 
whole  economic  system  has  been  built  upon  the 
conception  ol  work.  V/e  have  solved  our  problems 
while,  amazingly  enough,  the  capitalist  countries 
end  their  currencies  have  sulfered  bankruptcy. 
Sterling  can  find  no  market  today  .  .  But  our  Reichs- 
mark,  which  is  backed  by  no  gold,  has  remained 
stable.  Why''  It  has  no  gold  cover,  it  is  backed  by 
you  and  your  work  .  .  .  German  currency,  with  no 


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NEO-FASCIST    AND    HATE    GROUPS 


gold  coverage,  is  worth  more  today  than  gold  itself. 
It  signifies  unceasing  production." 

"Work  alone  can  create  new  work:  money  cctn*' 
not  create  work.  Work  alone  creates  values,  values 
•with  which  to  reward  those  who  work.  The  work  ol 
one  man  makes  it  possible  (or  another  to  live  and 
continue  to  work.  And  when  we  have  mobilized  Iho 
•working  capacity  ol  our  people  to  its  utmost,  each 
individual  worker  will  receive  more  and  more  of 
the  world's  goods." 

The  success  ol  the  Nazi  regime  in  substituting 
O  goods  standard  lor  the  gold  standard  threatened 
the  security  of  international  linance  through-out  Iho 
civilized  world.  The  golden  shackles,  forged  origin- 
ally by  the  Jewish  Rothschild  linandal  empire,  which 
had  held  the  world  in  bondage  lor  generations  wera 
seriously  weakened.  This  lact  combined  with  hitler's 
world  wide  exposure  ol  the  Jewish  Race  as  the 
'motivating  financial  and  intellectual  force  behind 
World  Communism  spelled  the  linal  doom  ol  Nazi 
Germany.  The  press  radio  and  cinema  of  every 
nation  in  Europe  and  the  Americas  were  geared 
to  an  unceasing  campaign  ol  vililication  and  hatred 
agoinfll  Nazi  Germany.  All  German  goods  and  ahip» 
,ping  was  boycotted  by  order  ol  the  Jewish  million- 
aire, Samuel  Unlermyer,  president  ol  the  World  Jew- 
ish Economic  Federation.  Although  tho  World 
Almanac  attests  to  the  lact  that  lewer  than  600,000 
Jevrs  over  lived  in  Germany,  the  Jews  persisted  in 
their  monstrous  lie  that  Nazi  Germany  had  cremated 


six  million  ol  their  coracials.  This  lie  was  used  as  a 
basis  lor  the  most  fiendish  persecution  ol  the  German 
people.  That  Hitler  and  his  regime  were  loved  and 
honored  by  the  German  people  is  proven  by  tho 
fact  that  it  took  the  combined  manpower  and  ro- 
sources  ol  the  entire  world  live  long  years  to  deleat 
sixty  million  Germans! 

Hitler's  last  words  to  his  people  before  commit- 
ting suicide  were: 

"After  six  years  ol  war,  which  in  spite  of  all  sol- 
backs  will  go  down  in  history  as  the  most  glorious 
and  valiant  demonstration  of  a  nation's  life  purpose, 
I  cannot  forsake  the  city  which  is  the  capital  of  tho 
Roich  ...  I  have  decided,  therelore,  to  remain  in 
Berlin  and  there  ol  my  own  tree  will  to  choose  death 
at  tho  moment  when  I  believe  th  position  of  Fuehror 
and  Chancellor  can  no  longer  be  held." 

"I  die  with  a  happy  heart  aware  of  tho  immea- 
surable deeds  ol  our  soldiers  at  the  front.  From  tho 
sacrifice  ol  our  soldiers  and  Irom  my  own  unity 
wjth  them  unto  death  will  spring  up  in  tho  history 
ol  Germany  the  seed  ol  a  radiant  renaissance  of  tho 
National  Socialist  movement  and  thus  of  tho  realiza- 
tion of  a  true  community  of  nations." 

Although  Adolf  Hitler  is  dead,  his  philosophy 
lives  again  in  the  growing  strength  of  Fascist  forces 
in  America,  Europe  and  the  Middle  East.  What 
Hitler  accomplished  in  Europe,  the  National  Renaiss- 
ance Party  shall  yet  oocomplish  in  America. 


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EXHTIUT   No.   4 
(National  Renaissance  BulMin,  October  1952,  p.  4.) 


ADOLF  HTTLEa;  JUf  APPHBCIATSON 


ETaniuoUy  AiMrlaa  must  admit  het  debt  to 
AdoU  HitWr  tor  it  wo*  HiU«r  who  lint  oolJcd  tipoo 
oil  AiycBi  p«opl«  to  unit*  aad  chalkm^  lowish  oco- 
nomifi  and  politiocil  powv.  It  voa  HitW  who  fint 
euiAciat*d  th*  docttto*  ot  !^;!ttcQGl  eali-de^rsia- 
oiian  ond  Ud  th«  ansiM  oi  Q-uistian  Europe  in  a 
gr«at  aiiaod*  ogaiiut  tbs  godlua  Javs  ol  the  Kram- 
tin.  Miliar.  Eiie  Chriat  b«!or«  him,  was  cruciiad  on  a 
Crow  Oi  Gold  through  th«  dupEdty  of  hi<  own  Chhs- 
bon  p*:^. 

America  wiH  nsvar  fcrs«t  that  Ihs  lewiah  tlta^ 
nctional  bontari,  109©th»r  with  Franklin  D  Roes«- 
v«lt,  their  tool.  Ud  u»  into  V/«a  War  U.  Why!  Be- 
cause Kill*?  drove  tha  rjsnoinic  laadwe  c(  tha  RolI-i» 
child  and  Warburg  ksiili«  cut  d  Germciy.  The  Jew-' 
i<h  "reiuge«c"  poured  into  Amerioa  and  enlistad  ui 


Oi  &^  oonnon  icdder  end  errand  boyt  ta  CuMp*. 
Hoikr  warned  Aasrica  in  184S.  tbal  we  wddd  htm 
to  tecs  the  uhunote  bcsti*  agaawA  ibe  fewtaii  Fmk<- 
ee^an  Mooetor  ot  Comiaucusin  oieaa  *™4¥tffT  kai 
b«Ij>*d  oeoie  the  monitH.  o&w  h  w«uU  dbitooy  Iw 

It  t*  no  longer  a  queetaon  ol  <>e«endixtg  AoMrioa^k 
indspendervoe.  It  Is  a  queAon  o*  ^eteitJbn  the  » 
KShrd»:  ol  W^Ssre  QrUizotus)  bom  te  eolorai 
bc?dee  of  h^s  tsd  AM^  led  b^  icvaoh  Og?*mlwwni 
tc°jr:sd  the  uleiiaate  god  ol  Jvwirit  WorW  Do(nla> 
at^on  T^M  lew  p^rsfv  ksr  high  itakM,  wort^  doola- 
otion  or  the  extsnciscciso  oj  iaati  too*  Aaarloa  ia 
the  kst  obstocte  in  ^  p=^  d  (ewoh  oes^ueet 
Either  tb«  Arysi  or  the  lew  must  rteU  In  the  worid 
■trugsk  Tbc  9001  ok  cur  Nobono!  Rffiv3»saMi  |i4ov«- 
tnent  becoeoee  dsa 


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Exhibit  No.  5 


S^DTHETlWDDtt? 


IN   RUSSIA 

THEY  EXECUTE 

THEM  THE 

PRAGUE  AND 

BERU  WAYI 


Fellow  Ameiican,  a*1c 
your  Sentaor  and  Cong- 
rcaam&n  for  a  list  of  those 
who  under  examination  by 
our  various  committees  re- 
fused  to  ttate  whether  or 
not  they  ever  belonged  to 
a  Communist  organizat- 
ion. You  then,  will  readily 
fihd  that  of  these  1673 
"Amendment  Reds",  no 
less  than  93%  belong  to 
thotre  '"Brotherhood"  and 
One  World  apostles  who 
at  any  time  will  sell  us 
down  the  river  —  lock. 
stock,  and  barrel;  to  those 
brethren  of  ours  who  will 
•ell  ufl  out  because  these 
•liens  in  our  midst  —  in 
the  realm  of  their  cult 
enjoy  quite  a  unique  privi- 
lege —  tlie  privilge.  nam- 
ely, to  have  God.  himself, 
as  their  lawmakcrt  (Com- 
pare Pentateuch,  especial- 
ly Part  3  and  Part  5) 


A  year  ago  we  wrote  in  our  December  1952  Bulletin: 
".  .  ,  It  IS  simple  to  catch  Jewish  leaders  in  a  male  of  con- 
tradictions during  these  limes  when  they  are  frantically  beginning 
to  realize  that  their  atomic  weapons  ultimatum,  their  United 
Nations  front  againil  Russia  and  the  Korean  War  are  gi- 
gantic blunders  which  may  seal  the  final  doom  of  World  Jewry 
and  bring  an  end  to  their  viaous  intrigues  both  in  America  and 
Rufisia.  Up  to  now  the  Jewish  objective  within  Russia  has  been 
to  replace  the  pan-Slavic  Stalin  regim*.  which  the  Jews  consider 
as  having  deviated  from  the  international  principles  of  Karl 
Marx,  by  a  nev/  Jewish  dictator  of  the  Trotsky  (Btonstcin)  type. 
(In  all  probability  Beria  is  designated  by  the  B-iruchs  to  fill 
Trotsky's  pUce  in  the  near  future).  Just  as  they  constantly  hoped 
for  an  internal  revolution  in  Germany,  so  they  have  hoped  for  a 
revolu'ion  against  Statin,  a  revolution  which  would  sweep  away 
the  old  Czunst  dream  of  a  pan-Slavic  Russian  Empire  with  Na- 
tiondlisl  tendencies  and  return  to  the  fundamental  theme  of 
world  Jewish  domination  over  the  Gentile  masses  as  envisioned 
in  Talrhudic  prophecy.  This  revolution  against  pan-Slavic  Stal- 
inism would  embrace  the  United  Nations  and  bnntj  about  the 
proverbial  Jewish  millrnium.  the  reunion  of  Baruch  and  Beria 
of  Lippmann  and  F.hrenburg.  of  Buttenwicser  and  F,isner.  of  Ana 
Paukrr  ajid  Ana  Rosenberg.  But  now.  this  Uopc  has  vanished. 
It  is  pos/iible  to  record  the  developments  which  have  been  ren- 
dered inevitable  by  the  clear  break  signified  by  the  Praguo 
Trials.   . 

".  .  .  The  Prague  Trials  have  gone  off  with  an  explosive  roaf 
to  waken  the  Kuropean  Foscmt  elite  to  active  resistance  aRainat 
the  death  plans  being  hatched   for  European  Culture  in  Wash- 


IN  U.  S.  A. 
THEY  PROMOTE 

THEM  THE 

DEXTER  .  WHITE 

WAYI 


Do  you  comprchcna 
now,  why  every  effort  is 
being  made  by  our  "Re- 
publican" administration 
to  do  away  with  the  Mc- 
Carthy and  Jcnner  "Inqui- 
sition "?  A  sentry  found 
asleep  at  his  post,  before 
the  enemy.  U  EXCUTED, 
even  if  no  spy  has  sneak* 
ed  past.  Shall  we.  now, 
execute  Mssrs.  Truman, 
Acheson,  Morgenthau  et 
al.  who  —  asleep  at  their 
posts  of  trust  —  promoted. 
aided,  recommended  and 
praised  these  spies  bent  on 
our  destruction)  Certain- 
ly not!  We.  again,  will 
elect  them  to  their  post! 
in  19561 


ington  by  American  Jewry.  The  fact  is:  the  Russian  leadership 
is  killing  Jews  for  treason  to  Russia,  for  service  to  the  Jewish 
entity.  Nothing  can  gainsay,  or  reverse  this  fact.  The  European 
elite  will  perforce   note   this  fact  and  act  accordingly.  ,  ." 

".  .  .  An  inevitable  development  of  the  Prague  Trials  is  the 
intensification  o(  the  Amc.ican  diplomatic  offensive  ai^ainst  Rus- 
sia, the  "cold  war."  The  press  campaign  will  intensify  both  in 
Amrtica  and  Europe:  Russia  will  appear  morally  blacker  and 
blacker;  the  Amenc^n  armament  drive  will  be  accelerated;  all 
potential  Soviet  ai^ents  will  be  liquidated.  Russia  will  naturally 
retaliate:  today  "Pravda"  says  "Zionism  is  a  tool  of  American 
imperialism."  Tomorrow  it  will  say  "American  imperialism  is 
the  tool  of  Zionism." 

And  now.  gentle  reader,  compare  with  these  staterrtenls  of  ours 
the  events  over  the  last  twelve  months,  now,  that  Trotsky 
the  second  —  Beria,  that  is  —  has  been  excuted. 

Ever  since  194S  ve  demanded  the  resurrection  —  with  out 
help  —  of  a  powerful .  German  Fourth  Reich  within  the  frame 
of  a  Federated  F.urope.  BUT.  the  planned  E.D.C.  instrument  — 
a  "Babylonischcs  Durtheinander"  without  parallel  in  history  — 
will  end  in  disaster.  For  the  Jewish  consensus,  however,  it  will 
be  THE  instrument  par  excellence  to  bring  into  reality  the 
Jewish  Imperium. 

National   Renaissance   Party 
National    Headquarters 
224  East  Main  Streci 
Beacon,    New   York 


NEO-FASCIST    AND   HATE    GROUPS 


29 


Exhibit  No.  6 


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erf  Ai»*ncaa  E!ov«r«jga^. 

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cossspim^rjfti.    It    m»    ft  .atar^roas    f&Slure 

H  HARCCK'S  Atomic  SS&erty  CommisMon  's-as 
TJot.  a  e«8spirat«rSsLl  Ctscsj^.WtH-Jd  W&r  I,  ii 
w&s  »  tr«itoroiiis  Ja?lH?«.  Ajn«rics's  etismiv  sec- 
rete sere  givejs  ta  eur  gswaijes  Sty  mssse^  ot 

jesi«et  -j^pimt  *i«>©ae  to  i»§ag  iacsm  tfee  Com- 
«8i^^i  l^ssty'a  dtoTsft-S»tss«r$  aa4  cte??y-tor- 

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the  coa>^scvc<3  ediier  of  tfee  CojmaiasSst  ^as-t^'s 
JDatJv  Worker. 

NOW 

Aroeriesua  b5««xS  is  feeiug  jshed  J«  gu  anaisthor- 
SaesJ  '■peJtoe  aetSoa"  to  ^orca,  lo  ateo  isJeed  !!*-h;tft 
tow  m<fet  ChUstiajaizsjct  Aaiatle  eouustry",  jH'?v«afc 
UjeU-  >s»detWRsi*-tt<:e.  tJien  turn  ja  the  Jong  Amfr- 
ie3iu-s-aJa«J  CfeSassse  troops  from  Forasosa  to 
«!fej«8&ic  Kwfea  a»sS  C?jam  «i«ter  aaotiver  2Jo&- 
ist-rua  {Ui;Ui«ra^|>. 

wrmrN  sixty  txkts  war? 

A  quick  war.  wltti  or  wjtjjout  the  eonMnt  of 
CONOB«&3,  is  reportedly  plaaaed  within  60 
^ia¥»,  "Kse  Z^misUt  «re  »»*. ready  to  supDlaul 
UseST  Sovlrt  ferethi^n.  There  ts  «0  differeu**  be- 
iw€««  Balmt&iiua  S*aci^ls«m  sad  HttssSaa  Stx^tol- 
ism.  I^:te4as8  fe  isoSmy  MAKS5ST  in  featSsrahtp, 
i»  5»3Stlca3  {mrti^,  Sn  nUe,  sdm.  «.M  objectSve. 

SA»0CK'S  oair  »ii1fcorit3r  fe  his  own  bcW  iw- 
rogasaee,  |^  caavictfeso  tteat  «Jtbo  be  has  a<5- 
T-lsed  Am^*»  -toto  sjMMis  <}<»«&  sod  astroswsaiciaS 
<I^Jt  A-O/aJM  »arf  A-OAm  a&d  AXSAIN,  that 
yott  vm  k3»tl  to  his  win  &w!  .sacrtfice  ^-otti- 
coantary! 


♦e»a  1^,05*6  300  KOTT  S^  tK>  BARUCK'8  SiOB- 
I3UKATK>N  OaOEa  to  r^iliaent  men.  womm 
«B<J  their  YOtJNt?  to  serve  fciwl  die  to  alMiiier 
PtA}?J«iE3D  tJJm-ED  KAtltMifS  WABt 

WRjrrs!    wipEt  ,  -    ■ 

PKOinBST  TO  YOtJR  RSras&SENTATrVlS     . 
TODAY!  .   . 

The  «6«}osed  went  to  «'ery  Cot^wstmat*  tod&y 
M&i-cn  24iLn.  J96S. 

3«Kitoa|8  3«»u'-s»w  K&aNEY  EARUOB  cwsr  TV, 
or  hftfcrd  JattB  *&  r&tJto  i«Jlmg.  Coagre^  -shst  t» 
do? 

^fsre  (rrery  ?s«sfe  Uoi&cattst  BARfOfY  cotnes 
befe*e  Csssgvess  fw  tegSsiatieR  in  jwfsntratioa 
for  hsame&glag  jm8  SJ»'t,8lstei5Kg  "the  {>»  p.!e  who 

ills?,  as  WB  are  c^lJed^ 

Aitf  we  "asses", 'we  "stoves"  to  be  hara«sssed 
and    a)i8tus;htered    AOAiK    with^t    protest^   'r«t 

cojrasoi^  KNOW  the  SE^rraiENT  of  ths 
covwtnY  on:  awothek  Zionist  war  jrroh, 

yoOB.  SficnON!  it  fe  uofaSr  to  assume  t5«;y 
wSl  nat,  bw-d  tfcs  real  VOICE  OF  AMERICA 
tmfess  we  tuthkc  some  ej^prt  ta  be  heard. 

"^•y,i  aftd  ysKi  ■  i>eig!xb&r"s  1&  yeajr  «!}d  bey  Ss 
sc}w<3uU-d  to  be  drafted  for  GCOBAI.  ZIONISM 
this  next  swHite  in  41  slates.  Our  blood  an<I 
treasure  are  fcelog  stream  acrcsss  the  eakji  wiUi 
UiU«  comp3rJ.nt  from  us  "Steves  who, an;  coasici'- 
ered  tiie  jsrej>ert>-  of  the  MASTER." 

ELIZABKrM  eaUNG;  Author  of  "Tf-BB  BED 
NKTWORK  -  Ks»»c8l5ooJ£;  sad  Who's  Who  cf  Rad" 
ic&tSsBi  for  Patslsts''  etc.,  etc.,  Box  858,  Cbioego 

hYM:    VAK    BnmmO.    heed    of    "WS,    THB 

Morraiass.  mobjuke  ?csi  amebica.  ate."' 

Stfitor  trf  "WOMAN'S  VOICr*  637  8.  Delurbom 
St„  Ofeie«i«d. 

a??ros  MoOrNiJEnf.  SWiter,  tommoa  sense. 


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INDEX 


IxDiviDUALS  Pa^e 

Aberg,  Einar 5 

Adams,  George  Thomas 12 

Barron,  E.  R 9 

Best,  Rol^ert  H 11 

Byrne,  Edvrard  J 11 

Billing,  Elizabeth 13,  15,  29 

Edmondson,  Robert  Edward 15 

Foster,  G  eorge 15 

Freedman,  Benjamin  Harrison 17,  18 

Hndson,  Charles  B 15 

Jefimow,  Alex 11 

Kane,  C  harles 11 

Koehl,  Mr.tt,  Jr 5 

Ivnhn,  Fritz 8 

Knrts,  Daniel 8 

Littig,  Katherine 11 

Lundoff,  John  M 5 

MacFr.rland,  \V.  Henrv,  Jr 14 

INIar'ole,  James  H 3-5,  7-9,  21,  23 

INIcGinley,  Conde  J.,  Jr 10,  11,  19 

McGinley,  Mrs.  Conde  J.,  Jr 19 

INIcGinlev,  Conde  J.,  Sr 10-12,  14,  15,  17-19,  29 

Mertig,  Kurt 8,  9,  14 

Mitchell,  J.  W 9 

RToselev,  George  Van  Horn 15 

Mullins,  Eustace 5,  13,  14,  27 

O'Brien,  William  J 14,  15 

Folzin,  Frederick 9 

Remer,  Otto 9 

Reynolds,  John  J 11 

Sanctuary,  Eugene  N 15 

Schmidt,  Hans 5 

Sestito,  Lawrence 9 

Thompson,  H.  Keith,  Jr 9 

Truhill,  Mana 5,  9 

Van  Hyning,  Lyrl  Clark 15,  29 

Weiss,  Frederick  Charles  F 5,  9,  14 

White,  James  R 9 

Williams,  Robert  H 14 

Organizatioxs 

Americans  Against  Communism 18 

American  Committee  for  the  Advancement  of  Western  Culture 9 

Christian  Educational  Association 10,  11,  19 

Christian  Front 8,  9 

Citizens  Frotective  League 8 

German- American  Bund 2,  8 

German-American  Republican  League  of  Greater  New  York 8 

Jefferson  School  of  Social  Science 9 

Loyal  American  Group 14 

National  Renaissance  Farty 3-10,  12,  14,  19,  21-23,  26-28 

Nationalist  Action  League 14 

Socialist  Reich  Party 9 

Spartacus  Club  of  the  American  Youth  for  Democracy 9 

Union  Patriotic  Press 11 

We,  the  Mothers,  Mobilize  for  America,  Inc 15,29 

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32  INDEX 

Publication's  Page 

Common  Sense 10-19,  29 

National  Renaissance  Bulletin 3,  5,  9,  10,  14,  23 

Reason 9 

The  Think -- U 

Think - - H 

Think  Weekly H 

Williams  Intelligence  Summary 14 

Women's  Voice 15,  29 

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