Recent Arrivals from D. Anthem, Bookseller

Otto, NC: World Center Church of the Creator, 1991. Racial Loyalty, which was "dedicated to the survival, expansion and advancement of the white race," was the organ of Ben Klassen's Church of the Creator and his racial religion, Creativity. Founded in 1973, in 1982 Klassen moved his organization from Lighthouse Point, Florida to the small town of Otto, NC,… Read more about this item

Bronx: The Anti-Fascist Commentator, 1976. Half of all published issues of this newsletter-turned-newspaper issued by a Marxist-Leninist collective in the Bronx between 1973-77. The group believed that Nixon represented America's slow descent into fascism and therefore originally called its newsletter The Anti-Fascist Commentator. But by 1974, beginning with issue no. 6, it simply became The Commentator and changed formats… Read more about this item

Arabi, Louisiana: The Christian Defense League, 1988. An issue of James K. Warner's CDL Report, the organ of his New Christian Crusade Church. Content for this issue includes an article by Holocaust revisionist David McCalden ("The Amazing, Rapidly Shrinking ‘Holocaust'"), two lengthy articles by Eustace Mullins, "Elegy for The African Queen" on the death of black novelist, James Baldwin,… Read more about this item

Richmond, B.C.: Information Center, Liberation Support Movement, 1972. The following Statement of Principles was presented by LSM Information Center Director, Don Barnett, at the 1972 Easter Conference of European support groups together with African Liberation movement representatives, held in Lund, Sweden, April 1-3. The Appendix contains a resume of LSM's activities over the past 15 month period, from January… Read more about this item

Libra Enterprises, 1988. Comb-bound, yellow wrappers, 52 p., illustrated. Soiling to wrappers (heavier to rear wrapper; a few pages soiled to margins.

Saint Louis, Missouri: Conservative Citizens' Foundation, 1997. A collection of speeches or papers by prominent conservative dissidents on the life and fabric of multicultural America. Includes "Tribute to Michael Westerman" by Sam Francis; "Their Fight Is Our Fight" by Jared Taylor; "Aspects of the Immigration Crisis" by Father James Thornton; "Fallacies of Conservatives" by Robert A. DeMarais; "New American… Read more about this item

[Brooklyn]: Park Slope Earth Day Committee, [197-]. A flyer for an Earth Day event on pollution held at the Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn sometime in the early 1970s featuring speakers, films, dance, and an open discussion. Speakers included environmentalist and New York Assemblyman Peter Berle, Dr. Larry Bogart, director of the Anti-Pollution League, Robert Kafin (Citizens for Clean Air),… Read more about this item

n.p.: n.p., 1937. A flyer protesting the appointment of former Ku Klux Klan member, Hugo Black, to the United States Supreme Court on October 4, 1937. Black, an Alabama judge, joined the Robert E. Lee Klan No. 1 in Birmingham in the early 1920s, but resigned in 1925 during his senatorial campaign. He quietly rejoined the Klan in 1926… Read more about this item

Los Angeles: Christian Nationalist Crusade, 1953. Smith's report begins, "Washington, D. C. is ruled, manipulated, browbeaten, coerced, blackmailed, bribed and corrupted by the Jews and financiers of New York City and their collaborating henchmen in 48 states and in every nation on earth." The rest of the report discusses how. Small format stapled newsprint wrappers (5 ¼"… Read more about this item

Berkeley / San Francisco: Big Mountain Support Group, 1984. Four issues of this quarterly newspaper published by the Big Mountain Support Group, a coalition of grassroots organizations and activists that opposed the eviction of Hopi and Dine (Navajo) peoples in Arizona. Issues are numbered inconsistently, but include: Fall 1985; Spring 1986; Fall 1987; Spring 1988; Spring 1989. … Read more about this item

[New York]: n.p., 1967. Abbie Hoffman's first book, a directory/resource list for those wanting to living off the excesses of the capitalist system in New York City. There are also sections on dealing with the police, STDs and bad trips. Compiled under the name George Metesky, the "Mad Bomber" who terrorized New Yorkers during the 1940s and 1950s by… Read more about this item

New York: Pinnacle Books, Inc, 1974. Stapled, illustrated wrappers, unpaginated, heavily illustrated. Includes the full color poster, which is still securely attached. Light rubbing to covers, else a near fine copy.

[San Francisco]: [New World Liberation Front], 1976. The third of only four published issues of The Urban Guerrilla, the aboveground journal of the New World Liberation Front (NWLF), a leftwing terrorist group operating in California during the 1970s. The group, which is hardly remembered today, was the most prolific leftist terrorist group of the era with approximately 85 bombings… Read more about this item

[Bronx]: The Bronx Coalition, 1971. A "wanted" poster produced by the citizenry and aimed at the state. This flyer attacked Governor Nelson Rockefeller for his handling of the Attica Rebellion and demanded justice for the murders and violence his management caused. The Bronx Coalition was a short-lived New Left organization responsible for organizing white working people in the… Read more about this item

Richmond, B.C.: LSM Information Center, 1973. Third printing. First published in Pensamiento Critico (Havana, 1967), Barnett's Notes on a Strategy for North American Revolutionaries outlined the theory, strategy and tactics for North American leftists interested in supporting international anti-imperialist, armed struggle movements. Barnett was a co-founder of the Liberation Support Movement and the tireless director of the LSM Information… Read more about this item

Santa Ana, CA: Published by the author, 1950. Later printing. Originally published in 1947 as a supplement to Upton Close's "Closer-Ups" publication, Close, in an introduction, maintains that it was NOT a study of the Jewish question. Instead, he enlisted ex-military intelligence officer, Robert H. Williams, to investigate the ADL and to report on their smear campaigns against anyone… Read more about this item

St. Louis: Christian Nationalist Crusade, 1947. A small format pamphlet that "discusses 23 conspiring, plotting and murderous attempts that have been made to destroy [Gerald L. K. Smith] and end his career" (p. 3). Stapled newsprint wrappers (5 ¼" x 4 ¾"), 40 p., frontis of Smith. A near fine copy. Included in the bibliographic database, Singerman… Read more about this item

[Washington, D. C.]: n.p., 1971. These two booklets outline the programs for Catholic masses held in tribute to RFK, Jr. following his assassination in 1968. Both masses were held at St. Luke's Church, McLean, Virginia and were organized by Miss Dee Priest. The programs include songs sung by St. Luke Folk Singers, rites, prayers and liturgies, followed by excerpts… Read more about this item

Richmond, B.C.: LSM Information Center, 1972. Third printing. Toward an International Strategy was first printed in Monthly Review, April 1968 under the pen-name of J. Michael Dawn. An earlier draft of this paper, entitled, "Notes Toward a Strategy for North American Revolutionaries" was printed in Pensamiento Critico (Havana, September 1967)." Stapled, illustrated wrappers (8 ½" x 5 ½"),… Read more about this item

Los Angeles: Christian Nationalist Crusade, 1953. A pamphlet based on interviews with Gerald L. K. Smith on the "Jews, atheists, pagans and modernists" who are trying to ruin Christian America and the patriots who are working to oppose them. Stapled newsprint wrappers (5 ¼" x 4 ¾"), 40 p., frontis of Smith, photographs throughout. A near fine… Read more about this item