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Francis Parker Yockey, September 18,1917-June 16,1960, was an American [[Fascist]], [[Right Wing]] Activist and talented writer best known for his magnum opus book [[Imperium]] The Philosophy of History and Politics, which he wrote in 1948. The book was heavily inspired by [[Oswald Spengler]] in which Yockey presents his theory of [[Cultural Vitalism]] and proposes a [[Pan-European]] movement that was very much the opposite of the current [[European Union]]. His other books include [[The Enemy of Europe]] and [[World In Flames|World In Flames.]] He attended the University of Notre Dame, The University of Arizona, Georgetown University, and Notre Dame Law School. Yockey worked for a period of years as a lawyer and was even employed by the U.S. Military as a civilian lawyer at the [[Nuremberg Trials]], before being fired for collaborating with [[Nazis]] after he became disillusioned with the corruption of these show trials. He worked closely with [[Oswald Mosley]] for a brief period of time before they had a falling out. After the split with Mosley, he founded the [[European Liberation Front]] or [[ELF]] which was a [[Pan European]] [[Nationalist]] group that included members who had left Mosley's [[Fascist Union]] movement after the split. Yockey also founded a monthly [[Fascist]] newsletter called [[Front Fighter]]. He would eventually be arrested in 1960 by the [[FBI]] in San Francisco, California on charges of Passport Fraud. On June 16,1960, Francis Parker Yockey would be found dead in his jail cell, supposedly from a suicide. [[Willis Carto]] was the last person to visit Yockey in prison before his death.


Pdf link for "Imperium: The Philosophy of History and Politics:


https://www.boervolkradio.co.za/boeke/Imperium.pdf

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