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{{AmericanPoliticalParty
| party_name=American Nazi Party
| party_articletitle = American Nazi Party
| party_logo =
| website =
| headquarters = [[Arlington, Virginia]]
| chairman = [[Rocky Suhayda]]
| houseleader =
| senateleader =
| foundation = 1959
| ideology = [[Nazi|Neo-Nazism]]
| fiscalpolicy = [[Keynes]]
| socialpolicy = [[Social Darwinism|Darwinist]]
| colors = Blue and buff
| footnotes =
}}
[[Image:George Lincoln Rockwell.jpg|right|thumb|300px|George Lincoln Rockwell, founder of the American Nazi Party]]
[[Image:George Lincoln Rockwell.jpg|right|thumb|300px|George Lincoln Rockwell, founder of the American Nazi Party]]
The [[American Nazi Party]] was founded in the [[United States]] by [[George Lincoln Rockwell]] in 1958. [[Homosexual]]s made up a "significant" part of its membership.<ref>http://www.splcenter.org/get-informed/intelligence-report/browse-all-issues/2000/fall/the-fringe-of-the-fringe</ref> They pledged allegiance to the ideals of [[Nazi]] [[Germany]] and the late [[Adolf Hitler]]. Rockwell was assassinated by one of his members, John Patler, in 1967 over an internal party dispute, and was replaced by Matthias Koehl, who had previously been a founder of the [[National States Rights Party]] in 1958. Koehl had two deputies, his "national officers", Robert Lloyd and [[William Pierce]]. The party denials the [[Holocaust]].
The [[American Nazi Party]] was founded in the [[United States]] by [[George Lincoln Rockwell]] in 1958. [[Homosexual]]s made up a "significant" part of its membership.<ref>http://www.splcenter.org/get-informed/intelligence-report/browse-all-issues/2000/fall/the-fringe-of-the-fringe</ref> They pledged allegiance to the ideals of [[Nazi]] [[Germany]] and the late [[Adolf Hitler]]. Rockwell was assassinated by one of his members, John Patler, in 1967 over an internal party dispute, and was replaced by Matthias Koehl, who had previously been a founder of the [[National States Rights Party]] in 1958. Koehl had two deputies, his "national officers", Robert Lloyd and [[William Pierce]]. The party denials the [[Holocaust]].