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'''Walter Henry Breen''', (1930-1997) writer, numismatist and [[homosexual activist]]. A hero of the [[LGBT]] movement, he is regarded as a [[gay icon]] and celebrity. His book ''Greek Love,'' published in 1964 under the pseudonym J. Z. Eglinton, advocated and glorified homosexual relations between men and boys. Breen objected to the "adultification" of homosexuality in 20th-century definitions and maintained (correctly ) that historically, homosexual relations had always been between a man and a much younger boy. Though married to [Marion Zimmer Bradley]] he was a lifelong [[pedophile]] who raped both of his own children, a son and a daughter. He also raped, assaulted and molested many other children, mainly boys, and was jailed on the testimony of his daughter, '''Moira Greyland Peat''', in 1989.
'''Walter Henry Breen''', (1930-1997) writer, numismatist and [[homosexual activist]]. A hero of the [[LGBT]] movement, he is regarded as a [[gay icon]] and celebrity. His book ''Greek Love,'' published in 1964 under the pseudonym J. Z. Eglinton, advocated and glorified homosexual relations between men and boys. Breen objected to the "adultification" of homosexuality in 20th-century definitions and maintained (correctly ) that historically, homosexual relations had always been between a man and a much younger boy. Though married to [Marion Zimmer Bradley]] he was a lifelong [[pedophile]] who raped both of his own children, a son and a daughter. He also raped, assaulted and molested many other children, mainly boys, and was jailed on the testimony of his daughter, '''Moira Greyland Peat''', in 1989.
<ref> ''The Last Closet: the Dark Side of Avalon'', by Moira Greyland Peat. Amazon Kindle December 2017.
<ref> ''The Last Closet: the Dark Side of Avalon'', by Moira Greyland Peat. Amazon Kindle December 2017.
''Before Stonewall: Activists for Gay and Lesbian Rights in Historical Context,'' by Donald Mader, Vern Bullough,2002.</ref>
''Before Stonewall: Activists for Gay and Lesbian Rights in Historical Context,'' by Donald Mader, Vern Bullough,2002.</ref>