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American Fascism

Edward James Smythe

• <i>PM</i> Tabloid, 1943 •


“Edward James Smythe, a whisky-guzzling old reprobate whose great sorrow is that Hitler is too merciful toward the Jews, has decided to tell all – if anybody will listen. Smythe called PM‘s city desk the other day and, after establishing his identity as the well-known American-bred tinhorn Fascist, now under indictment with 27 others on sedition charges, said:”

“‘Remember that joint meeting of the Klan and the Bund at Camp Nordland over in Jersey? Well I organized that…'”


To read this article is to come away with the understanding that Smythe seemed to be in-Dutch with every hate group in the country at the time.




ABOVE: Grand Dragon James Bell (right) shakes hands with August Klapproot, Fuhrer of the German-American Bund




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Edward James Smythe

Edward James Smythe

1940s hate groups in the USA1940s antiemetic organizations in the USAEdward James Smythe American anti-Semitejew-hatred of Edward James Smythe 1943jew-hatred in 1940s America
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