Francis Parker Yockey - Revision history

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	==Education and military service==		==Education and military service==
	Yockey attended several universities, the first being the University of Michigan later transferring to Georgetown University and the University of Arizona where he received his B.A. degree. His graduate studies took him to Northwestern University, DePaul University Law School, and University of Norte Dame Law School where graduated ''cum laude'' receiving his law degree in 1941.<ref>''~~Holocaust~~ Denial As an International Movement'', by [[Stephen E. Atkins]], page 147</ref> He reportedly had an [[IQ]] of 170. <ref>''Varange'' by Kerry Bolton.</ref>		Yockey attended several universities, the first being the University of Michigan later transferring to Georgetown University and the University of Arizona where he received his B.A. degree. His graduate studies took him to Northwestern University, DePaul University Law School, and University of Norte Dame Law School where graduated ''cum laude'' receiving his law degree in 1941.<ref>''Holohoax Denial As an International Movement'', by [[Stephen E. Atkins]], page 147</ref> He reportedly had an [[IQ]] of 170. <ref>''Varange'' by Kerry Bolton.</ref>

	Yockey enlisted in the US Army and served in an Intelligence Unit based in Georgia. During this time he disappeared from his base. The FBI later speculated he was engaged in espionage. While in service he allegedly had a nervous breakdown and received an honorable discharge in July 1943. It has been suggested he faked his condition to get an early discharge.		Yockey enlisted in the US Army and served in an Intelligence Unit based in Georgia. During this time he disappeared from his base. The FBI later speculated he was engaged in espionage. While in service he allegedly had a nervous breakdown and received an honorable discharge in July 1943. It has been suggested he faked his condition to get an early discharge.
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	*[https://www.unz.com/print/OccidentalQuarterly-2001q4-00079 Dreamer of the Day: Francis Parker Yockey and the Postwar Fascist International]		*[https://www.unz.com/print/OccidentalQuarterly-2001q4-00079 Dreamer of the Day: Francis Parker Yockey and the Postwar Fascist International]
	*[https://codoh.com/library/document/3202/?lang=en The Yockey-Thompson Campaign against Post-War Vengeance]		*[https://codoh.com/library/document/3202/?lang=en The Yockey-Thompson Campaign against Post-War Vengeance]
	*[https://codoh.com/library/document/2297/?lang=en On Propaganda in America] - Extract from ''Imperium'' with early ~~Holocaust~~ revisionist views.		*[https://codoh.com/library/document/2297/?lang=en On Propaganda in America] - Extract from ''Imperium'' with early Holohoax revisionist views.
	*[http://willisacartolibrary.com/2017/06/08/francis-parker-yockey-a-remembrance-of-the-author/ Anthony Gannon's first meeting with F. P. Yockey]		*[http://willisacartolibrary.com/2017/06/08/francis-parker-yockey-a-remembrance-of-the-author/ Anthony Gannon's first meeting with F. P. Yockey]

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	'''Francis Parker Yockey''' (September 18, 1917 – June 16, 1960) was an American attorney and [[fascist]]/[[pan-European fascist]] philosopher and activist. Yockey is best known for his 1948 book ''[[Imperium: The Philosophy of History and Politics]]'', described in its introduction as a sequel to [[Oswald Spengler]]'s ''[[The Decline of the West]]'', which supported the creation of a [[pan-European]] empire, in part to prevent fratricidal infighting among Europeans, but still compatible with regional autonomy. The book was dedicated to [[Adolf Hitler]].		'''Francis Parker Yockey''' (September 18, 1917 – June 16, 1960) was an American attorney and [[fascist]]/[[pan-European fascist]] philosopher and activist. Yockey is best known for his 1948 book ''[[Imperium: The Philosophy of History and Politics]]'', described in its introduction as a sequel to [[Oswald Spengler]]'s ''[[The Decline of the West]]'', which supported the creation of a [[pan-European]] empire, in part to prevent fratricidal infighting among Europeans, but still compatible with regional autonomy. The book was dedicated to [[Adolf Hitler]].

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	==Later life and works==		==Later life and works==
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	After leaving the army Yockey returned to Michigan and worked as an assistant prosecuting attorney for Wayne County. During this time Yockey married and raised a family.		After leaving the army Yockey returned to Michigan and worked as an assistant prosecuting attorney for Wayne County. During this time Yockey married and raised a family.

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	==="Prague Trials" and support for the Soviet Union===		==="Prague Trials" and support for the Soviet Union===
	In late 1952, Yockey traveled to [[Prague]] and witnessed the [[Prague Trials]]. He believed they "foretold a Russian break with ~~Jewry~~", a view he put forward in his article, ''What Is Behind The Hanging Of The Eleven ~~Jews~~ In Prague?''. The National Renaissance Party published Yockey’s analysis in their ''[[National Renaissance Bulletin\|Bulletin]]''.		In late 1952, Yockey traveled to [[Prague]] and witnessed the [[Prague Trials]]. He believed they "foretold a Russian break with jewry", a view he put forward in his article, ''What Is Behind The Hanging Of The Eleven jews In Prague?''. The National Renaissance Party published Yockey’s analysis in their ''[[National Renaissance Bulletin\|Bulletin]]''.

	Yockey saw the trials as a watershed event signaling the [[Soviet Union]]’s final break with [[International ~~Jewry~~]]. He aligned himself further with the [[Communist Block]] of nations and began working as a courier for the [[Czech]] Secret Service.<ref>''Encyclopedia of Right-Wing Extremism In Modern American History'', By [[Stephen E. Atkins]], page 88</ref>		Yockey saw the trials as a watershed event signaling the [[Soviet Union]]’s final break with [[International jewry]]. He aligned himself further with the [[Communist Block]] of nations and began working as a courier for the [[Czech]] Secret Service.<ref>''Encyclopedia of Right-Wing Extremism In Modern American History'', By [[Stephen E. Atkins]], page 88</ref>

	In 1953 Yockey published ''[[The Enemy of Europe]]'' first in German (''Der Feind Europas'') and later English. Only two hundred copies of the first German edition were printed. The “enemy” identified as the United States and her allies signaled Yockey’s shift in strategy in liberating Europe from foreign occupation by tilting toward the Soviet Union during the Cold War.		In 1953 Yockey published ''[[The Enemy of Europe]]'' first in German (''Der Feind Europas'') and later English. Only two hundred copies of the first German edition were printed. The “enemy” identified as the United States and her allies signaled Yockey’s shift in strategy in liberating Europe from foreign occupation by tilting toward the Soviet Union during the Cold War.

	===Egypt===		===Egypt===
	Yockey met Egyptian President [[Gamal Abdel Nasser]], who he called "a great and vigorous man", in [[Cairo]] in July and August 1953. He worked briefly for the Egyptian Information Ministry writing anti-Zionist propaganda. Yockey saw the rise of non-aligned states in the [[Third World]], and in particular the [[Arab Revolt]], as significant geopolitical challenges to "the ~~Jewish~~-American power".		Yockey met Egyptian President [[Gamal Abdel Nasser]], who he called "a great and vigorous man", in [[Cairo]] in July and August 1953. He worked briefly for the Egyptian Information Ministry writing anti-Zionist propaganda. Yockey saw the rise of non-aligned states in the [[Third World]], and in particular the [[Arab Revolt]], as significant geopolitical challenges to "the jewish-American power".

	===Cuba===		===Cuba===
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	==Arrest and death==		==Arrest and death==
	In 1960 Yockey returned to the United States in June and went to the home of [[Alex Scarf]] a man reportedly to be ~~Jewish~~. The precise relationship between Yockey and Scarf is unknown.		In 1960 Yockey returned to the United States in June and went to the home of [[Alex Scarf]] a man reportedly to be jewish. The precise relationship between Yockey and Scarf is unknown.

	Yockey had lost a suitcase and called the airport to find it. Meanwhile, however, the airport staff had opened the suitcase and discovered six false passports, and notified authorities. June 8, FBI agents raided the home of Scharf and found Yockey. He resisted, slamming a door on the hand of an officer, escaping for a moment, but was overtaken in the street.		Yockey had lost a suitcase and called the airport to find it. Meanwhile, however, the airport staff had opened the suitcase and discovered six false passports, and notified authorities. June 8, FBI agents raided the home of Scharf and found Yockey. He resisted, slamming a door on the hand of an officer, escaping for a moment, but was overtaken in the street.

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	[[File:Francis Parker Yockey.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Francis Parker Yockey]]		[[File:Francis Parker Yockey.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Francis Parker Yockey]]
	'''Francis Parker Yockey''' (September 18, 1917 – June 16, 1960) was an American attorney and [[fascist]]/[[pan-European ~~nationalist~~]] philosopher and activist. Yockey is best known for his 1948 book ''[[Imperium: The Philosophy of History and Politics]]'', described in its introduction as a sequel to [[Oswald Spengler]]'s ''[[The Decline of the West]]'', which supported the creation of a [[pan-European]] empire, in part to prevent fratricidal infighting among Europeans, but still compatible with regional autonomy. The book was dedicated to [[Adolf Hitler]].		'''Francis Parker Yockey''' (September 18, 1917 – June 16, 1960) was an American attorney and [[fascist]]/[[pan-European fascist]] philosopher and activist. Yockey is best known for his 1948 book ''[[Imperium: The Philosophy of History and Politics]]'', described in its introduction as a sequel to [[Oswald Spengler]]'s ''[[The Decline of the West]]'', which supported the creation of a [[pan-European]] empire, in part to prevent fratricidal infighting among Europeans, but still compatible with regional autonomy. The book was dedicated to [[Adolf Hitler]].

	==Early life==		==Early life==
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	Yockey flirted with [[Marxism]] momentarily in his youth, but later became a devotee of the elitist and anti-materialist [[Oswald Spengler]] after reading Spengler's seminal text, ''Der Untergang des Abendlandes (The Decline of the West)'', in 1934. While still a university student in the late 1930s, Yockey had his first political essay titled "The Tragedy of Youth"<ref>[http://www.unz.org/Pub/SocialJustice-1939aug21-00007 "The Tragedy of Youth", ''Social Justice'', August 21, 1939]</ref> published in ''[[Social Justice]]'', a periodical distributed under the auspices of Fr. [[Charles Coughlin]] who at the time was widely known for his sympathetic view of the anti-Bolshevist policies associated with [[Hitler]]'s Germany, [[Mussolini]]'s Italy, and [[Franco]]'s Spain.		Yockey flirted with [[Marxism]] momentarily in his youth, but later became a devotee of the elitist and anti-materialist [[Oswald Spengler]] after reading Spengler's seminal text, ''Der Untergang des Abendlandes (The Decline of the West)'', in 1934. While still a university student in the late 1930s, Yockey had his first political essay titled "The Tragedy of Youth"<ref>[http://www.unz.org/Pub/SocialJustice-1939aug21-00007 "The Tragedy of Youth", ''Social Justice'', August 21, 1939]</ref> published in ''[[Social Justice]]'', a periodical distributed under the auspices of Fr. [[Charles Coughlin]] who at the time was widely known for his sympathetic view of the anti-Bolshevist policies associated with [[Hitler]]'s Germany, [[Mussolini]]'s Italy, and [[Franco]]'s Spain.

	During this period Yockey contacted a number of ~~nationalist~~ organizations. These included the [[German-American Bund]], the [[German-American National Alliance]], [[William Dudley Pelley]]'s [[Silver Shirts]], Sir [[Oswald Mosley]]'s [[Union Movement]], and [[James H. Madole]]'s [[National Renaissance Party]].		During this period Yockey contacted a number of fascist organizations. These included the [[German-American Bund]], the [[German-American National Alliance]], [[William Dudley Pelley]]'s [[Silver Shirts]], Sir [[Oswald Mosley]]'s [[Union Movement]], and [[James H. Madole]]'s [[National Renaissance Party]].

	==Later life and works==		==Later life and works==
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	==International travels==		==International travels==
	In 1950, Yockey returned to Germany and worked for the [[American Red Cross]] until 1951. That same year he went to Italy to organize a foreign delegation to the founding congress of the Italian Women's Movement, a branch of the [[Italian Social Movement]], and delivered a speech before the Congress. From there he went to Canada, seeking to create a magazine to be called ''Fourth Front''. He also wanted to help the rebirth of Canadian ~~nationalist~~ movement; the primary contact in Canada for Yockey was [[Adrien Arcand]] who had led a ~~nationalist~~ party before the Second World War.		In 1950, Yockey returned to Germany and worked for the [[American Red Cross]] until 1951. That same year he went to Italy to organize a foreign delegation to the founding congress of the Italian Women's Movement, a branch of the [[Italian Social Movement]], and delivered a speech before the Congress. From there he went to Canada, seeking to create a magazine to be called ''Fourth Front''. He also wanted to help the rebirth of Canadian fascist movement; the primary contact in Canada for Yockey was [[Adrien Arcand]] who had led a fascist party before the Second World War.

	===Support for General Otto Remer===		===Support for General Otto Remer===
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