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	'''[[American]] National-[[Socialist]] Party''' (''Bund des Amerikan National [[Socialists]]'') also known as ~~tbe~~ '''American National Socialist League''', '''League of American National Socialists''' and later ~~tbe~~ '''American National Labor Party''' was America’s first [[National Socialist]] [[political]] party. It was founded by [[Anton Haegele]] in July 1935.<ref>''Organized [[Anti-Semitism]] in [[America]]'', by [[Donald S. Strong]], page 30</ref> The group was a breakaway faction of ~~tbe~~ [[Friends of New Germany]]. The party mainly distributed leaflets and their newspaper ~~tbe~~ ''[[National American]]''. The official party newsletter was ~~tbe~~ ''The National American Bulletin''.		'''[[American]] National-[[Socialist]] Party''' (''Bund des Amerikan National [[Socialists]]'') also known as the '''American National Socialist League''', '''League of American National Socialists''' and later the '''American National Labor Party''' was America’s first [[National Socialist]] [[political]] party. It was founded by [[Anton Haegele]] in July 1935.<ref>''Organized [[Anti-Semitism]] in [[America]]'', by [[Donald S. Strong]], page 30</ref> The group was a breakaway faction of the [[Friends of New Germany]]. The party mainly distributed leaflets and their newspaper the ''[[National American]]''. The official party newsletter was the ''The National American Bulletin''.

	The party’s [[symbol]] was an [[American Indian]] saluting with an outstretched arm. In ~~tbe~~ Indian’s background was a [[Swastika]]-sun symbol.<ref>''Under Cover'', p. 35, by John Roy Carlson, (1943)</ref> The party slogan was "America First, Last and Always."<ref>[http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/F%20Disk/Friends%20Of%20Democracy/Item%2007.pdf ''Under Cover'']</ref>		The party’s [[symbol]] was an [[American Indian]] saluting with an outstretched arm. In the Indian’s background was a [[Swastika]]-sun symbol.<ref>''Under Cover'', p. 35, by John Roy Carlson, (1943)</ref> The party slogan was "America First, Last and Always."<ref>[http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/F%20Disk/Friends%20Of%20Democracy/Item%2007.pdf ''Under Cover'']</ref>

	American National Labor Party [[Leaders]]: [[Anton Haegele]], National Leader [[Richard Dessecker]], Adjutant Leader [[Werner Kuehtz]], National Treasurer [[Karl Soika]], National Organizer [[Franklin Thompson]], editor of New York weekly, ''National American''.<ref>''The Brown Network: The Activities of ~~tbe~~ National Socialists in Foreign Countries'', page 252</ref>		American National Labor Party [[Leaders]]: [[Anton Haegele]], National Leader [[Richard Dessecker]], Adjutant Leader [[Werner Kuehtz]], National Treasurer [[Karl Soika]], National Organizer [[Franklin Thompson]], editor of New York weekly, ''National American''.<ref>''The Brown Network: The Activities of the National Socialists in Foreign Countries'', page 252</ref>

	The [[American Guardsmen]] was an affiliate organization.		The [[American Guardsmen]] was an affiliate organization.
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	==Publications==		==Publications==
	* ''Platform of ~~tbe~~ American National Labor Party'' by [[Burton H. Gilligan]] (1936) 12 pages		* ''Platform of the American National Labor Party'' by [[Burton H. Gilligan]] (1936) 12 pages

	==See also==		==See also==

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	'''[[American]] National-[[Socialist]] Party''' (''Bund des Amerikan National [[Socialists]]'') also known as ~~the~~ '''American National Socialist League''', '''League of American National Socialists''' and later ~~the~~ '''American National Labor Party''' was America’s first [[National Socialist]] [[political]] party. It was founded by [[Anton Haegele]] in July 1935.<ref>''Organized [[Anti-Semitism]] in [[America]]'', by [[Donald S. Strong]], page 30</ref> The group was a breakaway faction of ~~the~~ [[Friends of New Germany]]. The party mainly distributed leaflets and their newspaper ~~the~~ ''[[National American]]''. The official party newsletter was ~~the~~ ''The National American Bulletin''.		'''[[American]] National-[[Socialist]] Party''' (''Bund des Amerikan National [[Socialists]]'') also known as tbe '''American National Socialist League''', '''League of American National Socialists''' and later tbe '''American National Labor Party''' was America’s first [[National Socialist]] [[political]] party. It was founded by [[Anton Haegele]] in July 1935.<ref>''Organized [[Anti-Semitism]] in [[America]]'', by [[Donald S. Strong]], page 30</ref> The group was a breakaway faction of tbe [[Friends of New Germany]]. The party mainly distributed leaflets and their newspaper tbe ''[[National American]]''. The official party newsletter was tbe ''The National American Bulletin''.

	The party’s [[symbol]] was an [[American Indian]] saluting with an outstretched arm. In ~~the~~ Indian’s background was a [[Swastika]]-sun symbol.<ref>''Under Cover'', p. 35, by John Roy Carlson, (1943)</ref> The party slogan was "America First, Last and Always."<ref>[http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/F%20Disk/Friends%20Of%20Democracy/Item%2007.pdf ''Under Cover'']</ref>		The party’s [[symbol]] was an [[American Indian]] saluting with an outstretched arm. In tbe Indian’s background was a [[Swastika]]-sun symbol.<ref>''Under Cover'', p. 35, by John Roy Carlson, (1943)</ref> The party slogan was "America First, Last and Always."<ref>[http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/F%20Disk/Friends%20Of%20Democracy/Item%2007.pdf ''Under Cover'']</ref>

	American National Labor Party [[Leaders]]: [[Anton Haegele]], National Leader [[Richard Dessecker]], Adjutant Leader [[Werner Kuehtz]], National Treasurer [[Karl Soika]], National Organizer [[Franklin Thompson]], editor of New York weekly, ''National American''.<ref>''The Brown Network: The Activities of ~~the~~ National Socialists in Foreign Countries'', page 252</ref>		American National Labor Party [[Leaders]]: [[Anton Haegele]], National Leader [[Richard Dessecker]], Adjutant Leader [[Werner Kuehtz]], National Treasurer [[Karl Soika]], National Organizer [[Franklin Thompson]], editor of New York weekly, ''National American''.<ref>''The Brown Network: The Activities of tbe National Socialists in Foreign Countries'', page 252</ref>

	The [[American Guardsmen]] was an affiliate organization.		The [[American Guardsmen]] was an affiliate organization.
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	==Publications==		==Publications==
	* ''Platform of ~~the~~ American National Labor Party'' by [[Burton H. Gilligan]] (1936) 12 pages		* ''Platform of tbe American National Labor Party'' by [[Burton H. Gilligan]] (1936) 12 pages

	==See also==		==See also==

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	'''American National-Socialist Party''' (''Bund des Amerikan National Socialists'') also known as the '''American National Socialist League''', '''League of American National Socialists''' and later the '''American National Labor Party''' was America’s first [[National Socialist]] political party. It was founded by [[Anton Haegele]] in July 1935.<ref>''Organized Anti-Semitism in America'', by [[Donald S. Strong]], page 30</ref> The group was a breakaway faction of the [[Friends of New Germany]]. The party mainly distributed leaflets and their newspaper the ''[[National American]]''. The official party newsletter was the ''The National American Bulletin''.		'''[[American]] National-[[Socialist]] Party''' (''Bund des Amerikan National [[Socialists]]'') also known as the '''American National Socialist League''', '''League of American National Socialists''' and later the '''American National Labor Party''' was America’s first [[National Socialist]] [[political]] party. It was founded by [[Anton Haegele]] in July 1935.<ref>''Organized [[Anti-Semitism]] in [[America]]'', by [[Donald S. Strong]], page 30</ref> The group was a breakaway faction of the [[Friends of New Germany]]. The party mainly distributed leaflets and their newspaper the ''[[National American]]''. The official party newsletter was the ''The National American Bulletin''.

	The party’s symbol was an [[American Indian]] saluting with an outstretched arm. In the Indian’s background was a [[Swastika]]-sun symbol.<ref>''Under Cover'', p. 35, by John Roy Carlson, (1943)</ref> The party slogan was "America First, Last and Always."<ref>[http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/F%20Disk/Friends%20Of%20Democracy/Item%2007.pdf ''Under Cover'']</ref>		The party’s [[symbol]] was an [[American Indian]] saluting with an outstretched arm. In the Indian’s background was a [[Swastika]]-sun symbol.<ref>''Under Cover'', p. 35, by John Roy Carlson, (1943)</ref> The party slogan was "America First, Last and Always."<ref>[http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/F%20Disk/Friends%20Of%20Democracy/Item%2007.pdf ''Under Cover'']</ref>

	American National Labor Party Leaders: [[Anton Haegele]], National Leader [[Richard Dessecker]], Adjutant Leader [[Werner Kuehtz]], National Treasurer [[Karl Soika]], National Organizer [[Franklin Thompson]], editor of New York weekly, ''National American''.<ref>''The Brown Network: The Activities of the National Socialists in Foreign Countries'', page 252</ref>		American National Labor Party [[Leaders]]: [[Anton Haegele]], National Leader [[Richard Dessecker]], Adjutant Leader [[Werner Kuehtz]], National Treasurer [[Karl Soika]], National Organizer [[Franklin Thompson]], editor of New York weekly, ''National American''.<ref>''The Brown Network: The Activities of the National Socialists in Foreign Countries'', page 252</ref>

	The [[American Guardsmen]] was an affiliate organization.		The [[American Guardsmen]] was an affiliate organization.
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'''American National-Socialist Party''' (''Bund des Amerikan National Socialists'') also known as the '''American National Socialist League''', '''League of American National Socialists''' and later the '''American National Labor Party''' was America’s first [[National Socialist]] political party. It was founded by [[Anton Haegele]] in July 1935.<ref>''Organized Anti-Semitism in America'', by [[Donald S. Strong]], page 30</ref> The group was a breakaway faction of the [[Friends of New Germany]]. The party mainly distributed leaflets and their newspaper the ''[[National American]]''. The official party newsletter was the ''The National American Bulletin''.

The party’s symbol was an [[American Indian]] saluting with an outstretched arm. In the Indian’s background was a [[Swastika]]-sun symbol.<ref>''Under Cover'', p. 35, by John Roy Carlson, (1943)</ref> The party slogan was "America First, Last and Always."<ref>[http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/F%20Disk/Friends%20Of%20Democracy/Item%2007.pdf ''Under Cover'']</ref>

American National Labor Party Leaders: [[Anton Haegele]], National Leader [[Richard Dessecker]], Adjutant Leader [[Werner Kuehtz]], National Treasurer [[Karl Soika]], National Organizer [[Franklin Thompson]], editor of New York weekly, ''National American''.<ref>''The Brown Network: The Activities of the National Socialists in Foreign Countries'', page 252</ref>

The [[American Guardsmen]] was an affiliate organization.

The party's address was 147 East 118th Street, New York City. The group claimed a following of 4,000.

==Publications==
* ''Platform of the American National Labor Party'' by [[Burton H. Gilligan]] (1936) 12 pages

==See also==
* [[Peter Stahrenberg]]
* [[American Nazi Party (1959–1966)]]
* [[Lineage of American Nationalist organizations and individuals]]

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:American National Socialist organizations]]
[[Category:Political parties]]
[[Category:National Socialism]]
[[Category:Organizations listed as subversive by the United States Attorney General]]