"Jew Communist Traitor's Surrender Pass" American Nazi Party Leaflet, circa 1960's.

Probably one of the more offensive pieces of literature from the American Nazi Party, the "Jew Communist Traitor's Surrender Pass," a sort of VIP ticket to the gas chamber. It was to be redeemed in 1972, the predicted year for Rockwell's seizure of power.

WARNING: OFFENSIVE!

Rockwell, Deported from England, Returns Home. Press Photo 1962

After being denied a visa to England, George Lincoln Rockwell flew to Ireland where he was met by fellow National Socialists who were able to smuggle him into the country. There, Rockwell, along with Colin Jordan, Savitri Devi, and Bruno Ludtke amongst others formed what would be known as the Cotswold Agreements, seven unifying principles for the World Union of National Socialists.

Rockwell posed for several pictures in front of British landmarks to mock the authorities. Eventually they were tipped off to his presence and he was deported as an undesirable. The below press photo captures his return to the United States after the incident.

"I Am An American Nazi!" American Nazi Party Propaganda Leaflet by George Lincoln Rockwell - 1960's Era

An undated American Nazi Party leaflet, titled "I Am An American Nazi!" Features a basic outline of the ANP platform. Pictured is Robert Lloyd. Written by George Lincoln Rockwell. Likely from the early to mid 1960's.

Pictured: Robert Lloyd 

George Lincoln Rockwell In Court, 1963 - Press Photograph

Press photo of George Lincoln Rockwell in court, as he often was. Dated 1963-1964. Newspaper clippings on reverse.

Press photo front

Press photo reverse with news clippings

The Trial for the Murder of George Lincoln Rockwell: August 28th, 1967 - John Patler, Eric Ray Wenberg Press & Wire Photos

After George Lincoln Rockwell was assassinated on August 25th, 1967, it took authorities a mere forty-five minutes to apprehend John Patler (originally Patsalos, but the young Greek-American wanted his name to bear a greater resemblance to Hitler) for the killing.

Patler had recently been ejected from the American Nazi Party after a long and strenuous relationship with both Rockwell and other party members. He would later be convicted for the killing on largely circumstantial evidence, given the minimum sentence and serving fewer than twenty years in prison. At the time of this writing, he is alive and a free man, again going by Patsalos. He maintains he did not slay Rockwell. Most accept his guilt, although there are some who agree with Patler. Amongst others sensing conspiracy, a handful of ex-ANP members believe Rockwell's killing was an inside job led by his second-in-command Matt Koehl, to martyr him while seizing control of the party. One may speculate. Besides the killer, Rockwell was the shootings only eyewitness.

Rockwell spent the latter portion of his life riding some of the most extreme political positions of his day, so it's no surprise even the trial for his killing was grounds for explosive antics. When Patler entered the courtroom for the hearing, he was attacked by Eric Ray Wenberg, who lunged at him shouting, "Patler, you filthy swine! You assassin!" Wenberg was grabbed by six policemen and dragged from the courtroom, still shouting, "You filthy assassin! Long live the American Nazi Party! Long live Matt Koehl!" Wenberg was a Nazi from Australia on a tourist visa who was staying at ANP headquarters. Later in the day, he was found guilty of contempt of court, given the maximum sentence, and deported the following month.

Historic info sourced from For Race & Nation: George Lincoln Rockwell and the American Nazi Party by William H. Schmaltz.

John Patler, Press photo front

Patler, Press photo rear with clipping

Eric Ray Wenberg Wire Photo

The Suicide of American Nazi Dan Burros, from "Answer Me!" #3

The sad, strange case of Dan Burros, the Jewish American Nazi, whose life inspired the film The Believer with Ryan Gosling. Member of the American Nazi Party until 1961.

Selection from Answer Me! Magazine Number Three, in the section "100 Spectacular Suicides," written by Jim Goad.

Assorted American Nazi Party Hate Literature - WARNING: OFFENSIVE

WARNING: HIGHLY OFFENSIVE MATERIAL. FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES ONLY. Various hate literature and cartoons (Hate-Toons) of the American Nazi Party, mostly works done by George Lincoln Rockwell or John Patler (Patsalos). From various flyers, pamphlets, mailers, leaflets, signs, etc. put out by Rockwell or the ANP. The party also produced posters, bumper stickers, training manuals, Rockwell's autobiography... anything they could print, since they had their own in-house printing press at National Headquarters. Rockwell and the now-famous Dan Burros were printers by trade and did much of that work.

Sourced from reprints in This Time the World by George Lincoln Rockwell, For Race and Nation: George Lincoln Rockwell and the American Nazi Party by William H. Schmaltz, and American Fuehrer by Frederick J. Simonelli.