Conservatism, the Right Wing, and the Far Right: A Guide to Archives. Archie Henderson

Blue Star Mothers of Pennsylvania, National Christian Citizen Committee, National Christian News, National Citizens Union, National Committee to Free America from Jewish Domination, National Council for American Education, National Economic Council, National Federation of Christian Laymen, National Gentile League, National Patrick Henry Organization, National Renaissance Bulletin, National Renaissance Party, National Right to Life Committee, National Social Workers Party, National Socialist Bulletin, National Socialist White People's Party, National Socialist World, National Socialist Youth Movement, National States Rights Party, National White Americans Party, National Youth Alliance, National Youth Alliance Action, The Nationalist, Nationalist White Party, New Christian Crusade Church, New England National Socialist, New Foundations, The New American, The New Liberator, The New Patriot, News & Views, Our Lady's Crusaders, Pan Aryan Alliance, The Patriot, Patriotic Tract Society, Pelley's Weekly, Pelley Publishers, Johnny Pelton, Jonathan Ellsworth Perkins, The Pilgrim Torch, Pioneer News Service, The Point, The Political Reporter, Polzin Publications, Portions in Due Season (Denver, CO), Prima Facie, Prophetic Herald, Realpolitical Institute, Reflection, The Revealer, The Revere, Revisionist Letters, Right, The Right Brigade, William E. Riker, Lincoln Rockwell, The Rockwell Report, Roll-Call, SE Guard, S.O.S.!!!, Ship of State, St. Michael's News, E.N. Sanctuary, Save America Now, The Silhouette, Silver Legion Ranger, Skinheads, Gerald L.K. Smith, Social Justice, Sons of Liberty, The Spotlight, The Stormtrooper, Statecraft, George E. Sullivan, Task Force, Jack B. Tenney, Rev. A.W. Terminiello, Think Weekly, Thunderbolt, Tom-Toms of Tomorrow, Trades Union News Publishing Co. (reprint from 1944), Truth Seeker, Twentieth Century Crusaders, Valerian D. Trifa, W.B. Tuttle, U.S.A., Hugo Valentin, The Virginian, The Voice of Liberty, The White American, The White Party of America, The White Sentinel, Wickliffe B. Vennard, Vereinigte Deutsche Gesellschaften, Otto H.F. Vollbehr, Washington Constitutional Guards, Washington Observer Newsletter, Frederick Charles F. Weiss (a.k.a., "x.y.z"), West Virginia Anti-Communist League, Western Front, White Horse Crusade, White Power, Robert H. Williams, Williams Intelligence Summary, Gerald B. Winrod, Women's Voice, World Service, The X-Ray, and Youth Action News. A sound recording of a speech by Father Coughlin (1938) is with the curatorial collection.

      Websites with information:

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      [0159] Anti-Semitic Publications, 1920-1951, MS 4953

      Location: Western Reserve Historical Society, 10825 East Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio 44106

      Description: The collection consists of magazines, pamphlets, and books relevant to Jewish life and anti-Semitism in the first half of the twentieth century. Included are copies of The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem, Dearborn Publishing Co. (A reprint of a series of articles appearing in The Dearborn Independent from May 22 to October 2, 1920), November 1920; The Dearborn Independent (Weekly publication by The Dearborn Publishing Company, President Henry Ford), October 17, 1925, January 30, 1926, April 3, 1926, and May 1, 1926; The Triumph of an Idea: The Story of Henry Ford, Ralph H. Graves, Doubleday, Doran & Company, 1934; What Henry Ford Thinks of War, Frank Bonville, Bonville Bureau of Information, 1925; The Tragedy of Henry Ford, Jonathan Norton Leonard, G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1932; and Der Schulungsbrief (Monthly publication of National Socialist Party of Germany; in German), 1930, 1938, and 1939.

      Finding aids:

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      [0161] Antisemitic, Zionist, social, and political pamphlets, Parts 1-11

      Location: Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

      Description: Includes, as number [1.1]-[1-46], 46 American anti-Jewish pamphlets published in the 1930s by Robert Edward Edmondson (1872-1959) (including Advanced Russian revolution, American vigilanteism, Capitalist-jews backing communists?, F.D.R. money changer no. 1, FDR's "CAMCO wildcat, Frankfurter's A.C.L.U. sidesteps Edmondson case free press issue, Franklin's Jewish-revolutionary prophecy, Government bonds for promises, How Roosevelt is following Marx, Is the League of Nations and its world court, the Jewish super-government of the Protocols?, Jersey goes Jewish, Jewish religion "practices" a menace to gentile states? Jews financed Russian revolution, Jews and communism, Letter to the managing editor, Minority war danger, Onward Christian soldiers, Our inflating credit-money balloon—"false recovery", Our "imaginary" money, Our inflating credit-money balloon—"false recovery", Proof of plot, Roosevelt's Supreme Council, The basis for solution, The money wreckers pervert Federal Reserve System, and The jews confess); as number [140] The hidden hand of Judah, by O.B. Good (1936); and, as number [444], The Jewish war of survival, by Arnold Leese (1947).

      Finding aids:

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      [0162] Anti-Semitism and Nationalism at the end of the Soviet Era Collection, ca. 1988-1992 (Leiden: IDC Publishers, 1993) [microfiche]

      Description: A documentary exhibition on microfiche prepared and co-ordinated by the Institute of Humanitarian Political Research and "Memorial" (Moscow), the Second World Center and the International Institute of Social History (Amsterdam). Originals at the M-Bio archive of the Institute of Humanitarian Political Research and 'Memorial', Moscow. Reproduces over one thousand pieces of material evidence (books, leaflets, newspapers, posters, documents, photographs, and cartoons) documenting anti-Semitism and nationalism in the Soviet Union. Includes leaflets of the Nacional'no-Patrioticeskij Front 'Pamjat' and other right-wing nationalist political parties and organizations in Russia. Also includes a selection of nationalist newspapers, including "Rodniye Prostori", Istoriko-culturnaya Gazeta, Siberia; "Tsara", Izdaniye Narodnogo Fronta Moldovy, Kishinev; "Otechestvo", Oppozitsionaya Gazeta Russkogo Patrioticheskogo Dvizheniya, Leningrad; "Volya Rossii", Ekaterinaburg; "Zemshchina", Russkaya Gramota Soyuza, Moscow; "Istoricheskaya Pamyat", Russkaya Patrioticheskaya Gazeta, St. Petersburg; "Narodnaya Gazeta", Vse-Soyuzny Yezhedelnik Fonda Sotsialnykh Initsiativ, Moscow; "Nashe Mneniye", Nezavisimy Informatsionny Listok, Saratov province; "Istoki", Vse-Soyuznaya Gazeta and Nezavisimaya Voennaya Gazeta, Moscow; "Golos Rossii", Gazeta Respublikanskoy Narodnoy Partii Rossii i Rossiiskogo Obshchenatsionalnogo Dvizheniya, Petrograd; "Velikoross", Vestnik t.o. "Russky Tsentr" pri SP SSSR, Moscow; "Vestnik Yuzhnoy Osetin", Tskhinvali; "Vestnik Kryma"; "Otchizna", Za Poitiku Narodnogo Soglosiya i Rossiskogo Vozrozhdeniya, Leningrad; "Moskovsky Traktir", Gazeta Russkogo Natsionalno-Osvoboditelnogo Dvizheniya; "Nakanune", Russkaya Gazeta, Zlatoust; "Narodnoye Delo", Nazodno-Sotsialnaya Partiya, St Petersburg; "Nashe Vremya", Gazeta Natsionalno-Respublikanskoy Partii Rossii, Petrograd; "Russky Stag", Moscow; "Russkaya Gazeta", Moscow; "Russkoye Znamya", Moscow; "Russky Put", Izdaniye Soyuza Dukhovnogo Vozrozhdeniya Otechestva, Moscow; "Polozheniye Del", Popechitelsky Fond Kazanskoy Bozhey Materi, Moscow; "Russkoye Delo", Natsionalno-Demokraticheskaya Partiya, Petrograd; "Rod", Gazeta Sankt-Peterburgskogo Muzhkogo Kauba, Russkoye Osvoboditelnoye Dvizheniya, St. Petersburg; "Russky Zov", Pravoslavno-patrioticheskaya Gazeta, Nizhni Tagil; "Russky Vestnik", Moscow; "Russky Golos", Nezavisimaya Gazeta Patrioticheskykh Sil, Ulyanovsk; "Pamyat", Izdaniye Natsionalno-Patrioticheskago Fronta "Pamyat", Moscow; "Russkiye Vedomosti", Moscow; "Pamyat", Gazeta Patrioticheskogo Dvizheniya "Pamyat", Novosibirsk; "Russkoye Voskreseniye",