New Order (National Socialist)

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New Order (National Socialist) is the neo-Nazi organization led by Matt Koehl, who took over the the organization until recently known as the American Nazi Party, newly renamed the "National Socialist White People's Party," upon the assassination of George Lincoln Rockwell in 1967. The name "New Order" was adopted in 1983, and reflects Koehl's esoteric Hitlerism: a belief in Adolf Hitler as a god-like being sent to rescue humanity - and specifically the European peoples - from the Jews. It now describes itself on its website as a "National Socialist religious community." Those of the NSWPP who disagreed with Koehl mostly left in 1970, those following Frank Collin forming the National Socialist Party of America in 1970 and those following Dr. William L. Pierce eventually forming the National Alliance in 1974. The esoteric leanings of this group also led to a split with the World Union of National Socialists which Rockwell had founded and whose leader (Danish neo-Nazi Povl Riis-Knudsen) Koehl had once appointed.

[edit] See also

• Neo-Nazi groups of the United States

[edit] External links

• The New Order webpage
• WHO IS HITLER? transcript of remarks by Matt Koehl
• Populism And Socialism In American Nazism, chapter five of American Nazism In The Context Of The American Extreme Right: 1960 - 1978 by Jim Saleam
• Pierce, Koehl and the National Socialist White People's Party Internal Split of 1970 by H. Michael Barrett (Don Black's reflections thereupon)
• THE KU KLUX KLAN AND THE AMERICAN NAZI PARTY: CASE STUDIES IN TOTALITARIANISM AND FASCISM by Betty A. Dobratz and Stephanie Shanks-Meile
• Frank Collin: From Neo-Nazi to Hyper-Diffusionist
• Neo-Nazis: Longtime Hitlerian Activists on the Anti-Defamation League's website.
• WILLIAM PIERCE: A Political History on Southern Poverty Law Center website