Students Stand Race (1 results)

A two-sided recruit flyer for the National Socialist Liberation Front, the student-activist arm of the National Socialist White People's Party founded in 1969 at a two-day party conference in Arlington, VA. The brainchild of William Pierce and Joseph Tommasi, the first iteration of the NSLF was short-lived due to Pierce's exit from the party a year later. In 1973 Tomassi was ousted from the party and in March 1974 he convened a meeting in El Monte, CA, where he established the NSLF as a separate, militant National Socialist group committed to terrorism. Tommasi was killed by a rival National Socialist in 1975, aged 24. The text describes the current state of college campuses populared by "Mao-Marxists, anarchists, Bolshevik Jews, woolly-headed Black militants, and long-haired, masochistic, self-hating White liberals," and describes a new world based on "Aryan values and racial idealism." A blank application for membership is included on the verso. This flyer was also issued under the title, Build a New Order, by Seattle party member Robert Homan. Mimeographed on both sides of an 11" x 8 ½" sheet. A fine copy. Scarce.