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| − | The party changed its name in 1968 to the '''National Socialist White People's Party''' and set up headquarters in Arlington, | + | The party changed its name in 1968 to the '''National Socialist White People's Party''' and set up headquarters in [[Arlington, Virginia]]. It is currently operating under the name of '''New Order''' in New Berlin, [[Wisconsin]], where it aims to establish a "Nationalist Socialist community" called ''Nordland''. |
==Splinter groups== | ==Splinter groups== | ||
Revision as of 14:01, October 3, 2012
The American Nazi Party was founded in the United States by George Lincoln Rockwell in 1958. 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.
Changes of name
The party changed its name in 1968 to the National Socialist White People's Party and set up headquarters in Arlington, Virginia. It is currently operating under the name of New Order in New Berlin, Wisconsin, where it aims to establish a "Nationalist Socialist community" called Nordland.
Splinter groups
Since the 1970s, several splinter groups have formed from the party, including:
- the National White People's Party led by Charles White in Asheville, North Carolina
- the White Party of America led by Karl Allen in Washington, D.C.
- the (new) American Nazi Party led by John Robert Bishop, in Davenport, Iowa