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This 7-page paper covers the Neo-Nazi movement in the United States, including a brief history and how the Internet has fueled its growth. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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lock-step, with their arms extended. Even more than 60 years after the Nazis came to power in Germany, the images that the National Socialist party raises are ingrained on
history and peoples brains. But the Nazi movement didnt die with Hitlers suicide in a German bunker. Offshoots of that original party
still exist and flourish, with the same message boiling down to one thing: If youre not an Aryan, you dont deserve to exist.
This message is fueling the Neo-Nazi movement in the United States. And in the United States, when it comes to the Neo-Nazis, the focus isnt about anything more than
race, politics and religion (Phillips, 2007). In other words, one race, one type of politics, and the abolishment of pretty much all religions, except for one accepted by the "Aryan
nation." And, its been pointed out more than once, those targeted dont necessarily have to be Jewish or African-American. It can be someone who is disabled or someone dating outside
his/her race. In other words, "anyone who isnt a benefit to the white race is a potential victim," says one police detective, who is savvy about hate crimes and Neo-Nazism
(Phillips, 2007, 70). In this paper, well trace the origins of Neo-Nazism in the U.S., point out its views, and give an
analysis of where it is today. A History Though Elinor Langers article on Neo-Nazism in America was written in 1990, it provides
an excellent overview on the history and rise of the movement in the United States. Back in 1990, the term "Neo-Nazi"
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