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Understanding 9/11The American axis : Henry Ford, Charles Lindbergh, and the rise of the Third Reich
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 391-451) and index
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Subject: Excellent overview of U.S. Nazi sympathizers
Subject: Excellent overview of U.S. Nazi sympathizers
First rate history of U.S. involvement in the Nazi movement, focusing on Henry Ford (mini bio including his WWI sympathy with Germany) and Charles Lindbergh.
According to the author, Edsel Ford would have been charged with sedition had he not died when he did. Ford's anti-semitism was encouraged by his right hand lieutenant Ernest LIebold, a German immigrant who had close communications with the Nazis.
According to the author, Edsel Ford would have been charged with sedition had he not died when he did. Ford's anti-semitism was encouraged by his right hand lieutenant Ernest LIebold, a German immigrant who had close communications with the Nazis.
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