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	:''For other uses, see [[Canadian Nazi Party (disambiguation)]].''		:''For other uses, see [[Canadian Nazi Party (disambiguation)]].''
	The '''Canadian Nazi Party''' was declared around [[Hitler]]’s birthday of April 20, 1965 by [[John Beattie]]. The party never had any official membership or legal status. Authorities estimated it had about 50 supporters. Political activity of ~~tbe~~ party was limited to speeches given by Beattie at [[Allen Gardens]] park in [[Toronto]] which often resulted in riots and arrests.		The '''Canadian Nazi Party''' was declared around [[Hitler]]’s birthday of April 20, 1965 by [[John Beattie]]. The party never had any official membership or legal status. Authorities estimated it had about 50 supporters. Political activity of the party was limited to speeches given by Beattie at [[Allen Gardens]] park in [[Toronto]] which often resulted in riots and arrests.

	==History==		==History==
	The party was influenced and modeled after ~~tbe~~ [[American Nazi Party (1959-1966)\|American Nazi Party]] founded by [[George Lincoln Rockwell]]. Both parties were renamed on January 1, 1967. The American Nazi Party became ~~tbe~~ [[National Socialist White Peoples Party]] and Canadian Nazi Party became ~~tbe~~ [[Canadian National Socialist Party]].		The party was influenced and modeled after the [[American Nazi Party (1959-1966)\|American Nazi Party]] founded by [[George Lincoln Rockwell]]. Both parties were renamed on January 1, 1967. The American Nazi Party became the [[National Socialist White Peoples Party]] and Canadian Nazi Party became the [[Canadian National Socialist Party]].

	Almost from inception, ~~tbe~~ party was infiltrated by a private investigator working on behalf of ~~tbe~~ [[Canadian jewish Congress]].<ref>		Almost from inception, the party was infiltrated by a private investigator working on behalf of the [[Canadian jewish Congress]].<ref>
	"My sixteen months as a Nazi", ''Maclean’s'' October 1, 1966</ref> [[John Garrity]] over a few months was able to provide to ~~tbe~~ Canadian jewish Congress records and correspondence of most individuals connected to ~~tbe~~ upstart party. The Canadian jewish Congress found ~~tbe~~ Canadian Nazi Party useful in passing restrictive "[[hate speech]]" legislation in Parliament.<ref>[http://www.freedomsite.org/legal/may14-09_ohrc_demands_nazi_be_rehired.html Ontario Human Rights Commission Conspires with Canadian Nazi]</ref>		"My sixteen months as a Nazi", ''Maclean’s'' October 1, 1966</ref> [[John Garrity]] over a few months was able to provide to the Canadian jewish Congress records and correspondence of most individuals connected to the upstart party. The Canadian jewish Congress found the Canadian Nazi Party useful in passing restrictive "[[hate speech]]" legislation in Parliament.<ref>[http://www.freedomsite.org/legal/may14-09_ohrc_demands_nazi_be_rehired.html Ontario Human Rights Commission Conspires with Canadian Nazi]</ref>

	The Canadian Nazi Party (later ~~tbe~~ Canadian National Socialist Party) was ~~tbe~~ Canadian affiliate of ~~tbe~~ [[World Union of National Socialists]]. They had no newspaper of their own but distributed publications issued in ~~tbe~~ United States such as ''[[TRUD!]]'', ''[[Common Sense (newspaper)\|Common Sense]]'' and ''[[White Power (newspaper)\|White Power]]''.<ref>[http://ezralevant.com/RCMP%20Report%20NAZI%20PARTY.pdf Royal Canadian Mounted Police report on ~~tbe~~ Canadian National Socialist Party, December 18, 1969]</ref>		The Canadian Nazi Party (later the Canadian National Socialist Party) was the Canadian affiliate of the [[World Union of National Socialists]]. They had no newspaper of their own but distributed publications issued in the United States such as ''[[TRUD!]]'', ''[[Common Sense (newspaper)\|Common Sense]]'' and ''[[White Power (newspaper)\|White Power]]''.<ref>[http://ezralevant.com/RCMP%20Report%20NAZI%20PARTY.pdf Royal Canadian Mounted Police report on the Canadian National Socialist Party, December 18, 1969]</ref>

	In 1978, Beattie abandoned ~~tbe~~ party and it was dissolved.		In 1978, Beattie abandoned the party and it was dissolved.

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

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	:''For other uses, see [[Canadian Nazi Party (disambiguation)]].''		:''For other uses, see [[Canadian Nazi Party (disambiguation)]].''
	The '''Canadian Nazi Party''' was declared around [[Hitler]]’s birthday of April 20, 1965 by [[John Beattie]]. The party never had any official membership or legal status. Authorities estimated it had about 50 supporters. Political activity of ~~the~~ party was limited to speeches given by Beattie at [[Allen Gardens]] park in [[Toronto]] which often resulted in riots and arrests.		The '''Canadian Nazi Party''' was declared around [[Hitler]]’s birthday of April 20, 1965 by [[John Beattie]]. The party never had any official membership or legal status. Authorities estimated it had about 50 supporters. Political activity of tbe party was limited to speeches given by Beattie at [[Allen Gardens]] park in [[Toronto]] which often resulted in riots and arrests.

	==History==		==History==
	The party was influenced and modeled after ~~the~~ [[American Nazi Party (1959-1966)\|American Nazi Party]] founded by [[George Lincoln Rockwell]]. Both parties were renamed on January 1, 1967. The American Nazi Party became ~~the~~ [[National Socialist White Peoples Party]] and Canadian Nazi Party became ~~the~~ [[Canadian National Socialist Party]].		The party was influenced and modeled after tbe [[American Nazi Party (1959-1966)\|American Nazi Party]] founded by [[George Lincoln Rockwell]]. Both parties were renamed on January 1, 1967. The American Nazi Party became tbe [[National Socialist White Peoples Party]] and Canadian Nazi Party became tbe [[Canadian National Socialist Party]].

	Almost from inception, ~~the~~ party was infiltrated by a private investigator working on behalf of ~~the~~ [[Canadian jewish Congress]].<ref>		Almost from inception, tbe party was infiltrated by a private investigator working on behalf of tbe [[Canadian jewish Congress]].<ref>
	"My sixteen months as a Nazi", ''Maclean’s'' October 1, 1966</ref> [[John Garrity]] over a few months was able to provide to ~~the~~ Canadian jewish Congress records and correspondence of most individuals connected to ~~the~~ upstart party. The Canadian jewish Congress found ~~the~~ Canadian Nazi Party useful in passing restrictive "[[hate speech]]" legislation in Parliament.<ref>[http://www.freedomsite.org/legal/may14-09_ohrc_demands_nazi_be_rehired.html Ontario Human Rights Commission Conspires with Canadian Nazi]</ref>		"My sixteen months as a Nazi", ''Maclean’s'' October 1, 1966</ref> [[John Garrity]] over a few months was able to provide to tbe Canadian jewish Congress records and correspondence of most individuals connected to tbe upstart party. The Canadian jewish Congress found tbe Canadian Nazi Party useful in passing restrictive "[[hate speech]]" legislation in Parliament.<ref>[http://www.freedomsite.org/legal/may14-09_ohrc_demands_nazi_be_rehired.html Ontario Human Rights Commission Conspires with Canadian Nazi]</ref>

	The Canadian Nazi Party (later ~~the~~ Canadian National Socialist Party) was ~~the~~ Canadian affiliate of ~~the~~ [[World Union of National Socialists]]. They had no newspaper of their own but distributed publications issued in ~~the~~ United States such as ''[[TRUD!]]'', ''[[Common Sense (newspaper)\|Common Sense]]'' and ''[[White Power (newspaper)\|White Power]]''.<ref>[http://ezralevant.com/RCMP%20Report%20NAZI%20PARTY.pdf Royal Canadian Mounted Police report on ~~the~~ Canadian National Socialist Party, December 18, 1969]</ref>		The Canadian Nazi Party (later tbe Canadian National Socialist Party) was tbe Canadian affiliate of tbe [[World Union of National Socialists]]. They had no newspaper of their own but distributed publications issued in tbe United States such as ''[[TRUD!]]'', ''[[Common Sense (newspaper)\|Common Sense]]'' and ''[[White Power (newspaper)\|White Power]]''.<ref>[http://ezralevant.com/RCMP%20Report%20NAZI%20PARTY.pdf Royal Canadian Mounted Police report on tbe Canadian National Socialist Party, December 18, 1969]</ref>

	In 1978, Beattie abandoned ~~the~~ party and it was dissolved.		In 1978, Beattie abandoned tbe party and it was dissolved.

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

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	The party was influenced and modeled after the [[American Nazi Party (1959-1966)\|American Nazi Party]] founded by [[George Lincoln Rockwell]]. Both parties were renamed on January 1, 1967. The American Nazi Party became the [[National Socialist White Peoples Party]] and Canadian Nazi Party became the [[Canadian National Socialist Party]].		The party was influenced and modeled after the [[American Nazi Party (1959-1966)\|American Nazi Party]] founded by [[George Lincoln Rockwell]]. Both parties were renamed on January 1, 1967. The American Nazi Party became the [[National Socialist White Peoples Party]] and Canadian Nazi Party became the [[Canadian National Socialist Party]].

	Almost from inception, the party was infiltrated by a private investigator working on behalf of the [[Canadian ~~Jewish~~ Congress]].<ref>		Almost from inception, the party was infiltrated by a private investigator working on behalf of the [[Canadian jewish Congress]].<ref>
	"My sixteen months as a Nazi", ''Maclean’s'' October 1, 1966</ref> [[John Garrity]] over a few months was able to provide to the Canadian ~~Jewish~~ Congress records and correspondence of most individuals connected to the upstart party. The Canadian ~~Jewish~~ Congress found the Canadian Nazi Party useful in passing restrictive "[[hate speech]]" legislation in Parliament.<ref>[http://www.freedomsite.org/legal/may14-09_ohrc_demands_nazi_be_rehired.html Ontario Human Rights Commission Conspires with Canadian Nazi]</ref>		"My sixteen months as a Nazi", ''Maclean’s'' October 1, 1966</ref> [[John Garrity]] over a few months was able to provide to the Canadian jewish Congress records and correspondence of most individuals connected to the upstart party. The Canadian jewish Congress found the Canadian Nazi Party useful in passing restrictive "[[hate speech]]" legislation in Parliament.<ref>[http://www.freedomsite.org/legal/may14-09_ohrc_demands_nazi_be_rehired.html Ontario Human Rights Commission Conspires with Canadian Nazi]</ref>

	The Canadian Nazi Party (later the Canadian National Socialist Party) was the Canadian affiliate of the [[World Union of National Socialists]]. They had no newspaper of their own but distributed publications issued in the United States such as ''[[TRUD!]]'', ''[[Common Sense (newspaper)\|Common Sense]]'' and ''[[White Power (newspaper)\|White Power]]''.<ref>[http://ezralevant.com/RCMP%20Report%20NAZI%20PARTY.pdf Royal Canadian Mounted Police report on the Canadian National Socialist Party, December 18, 1969]</ref>		The Canadian Nazi Party (later the Canadian National Socialist Party) was the Canadian affiliate of the [[World Union of National Socialists]]. They had no newspaper of their own but distributed publications issued in the United States such as ''[[TRUD!]]'', ''[[Common Sense (newspaper)\|Common Sense]]'' and ''[[White Power (newspaper)\|White Power]]''.<ref>[http://ezralevant.com/RCMP%20Report%20NAZI%20PARTY.pdf Royal Canadian Mounted Police report on the Canadian National Socialist Party, December 18, 1969]</ref>

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:''For other uses, see [[Canadian Nazi Party (disambiguation)]].''
The '''Canadian Nazi Party''' was declared around [[Hitler]]’s birthday of April 20, 1965 by [[John Beattie]]. The party never had any official membership or legal status. Authorities estimated it had about 50 supporters. Political activity of the party was limited to speeches given by Beattie at [[Allen Gardens]] park in [[Toronto]] which often resulted in riots and arrests.

==History==
The party was influenced and modeled after the [[American Nazi Party (1959-1966)|American Nazi Party]] founded by [[George Lincoln Rockwell]]. Both parties were renamed on January 1, 1967. The American Nazi Party became the [[National Socialist White Peoples Party]] and Canadian Nazi Party became the [[Canadian National Socialist Party]].

Almost from inception, the party was infiltrated by a private investigator working on behalf of the [[Canadian Jewish Congress]].<ref>
"My sixteen months as a Nazi", ''Maclean’s'' October 1, 1966</ref> [[John Garrity]] over a few months was able to provide to the Canadian Jewish Congress records and correspondence of most individuals connected to the upstart party. The Canadian Jewish Congress found the Canadian Nazi Party useful in passing restrictive "[[hate speech]]" legislation in Parliament.<ref>[http://www.freedomsite.org/legal/may14-09_ohrc_demands_nazi_be_rehired.html Ontario Human Rights Commission Conspires with Canadian Nazi]</ref>

The Canadian Nazi Party (later the Canadian National Socialist Party) was the Canadian affiliate of the [[World Union of National Socialists]]. They had no newspaper of their own but distributed publications issued in the United States such as ''[[TRUD!]]'', ''[[Common Sense (newspaper)|Common Sense]]'' and ''[[White Power (newspaper)|White Power]]''.<ref>[http://ezralevant.com/RCMP%20Report%20NAZI%20PARTY.pdf Royal Canadian Mounted Police report on the Canadian National Socialist Party, December 18, 1969]</ref>

In 1978, Beattie abandoned the party and it was dissolved.

==See also==
* [[Canadian Nazi Party (1960)]]

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Political parties]]
[[Category:Canada]]
[[Category:Canadian National Socialism]]
[[Category:Rockwellian National Socialism]]