James H. Madole - Revision history

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	In New York, Madole later meet [[Kurt Mertig]] who has previous associations with the [[German-American Bund]]. In 1949 Mertig founded the National Renaissance Party in [[Yorkville, New York]], the home base of the Bund. Madole became an early member of the NRP helping to merge Fascist Action League into the party. Eventually James Madole would become the leader of the National Renaissance Party.		In New York, Madole later meet [[Kurt Mertig]] who has previous associations with the [[German-American Bund]]. In 1949 Mertig founded the National Renaissance Party in [[Yorkville, New York]], the home base of the Bund. Madole became an early member of the NRP helping to merge Fascist Action League into the party. Eventually James Madole would become the leader of the National Renaissance Party.

	Madole would move the party to a “Third Way” or “[[Third Position]]” ideology--rejecting [[capitalism]] and [[communism]]--and believing the post-war [[Soviet Union]] to be an anti-~~Jewish~~ fascist force within the world. In addition, Madole would incorporate [[Theosophy]] into the party’s ideology. In 1974 he published his ideas in a series of articles that would later be titled, “The New Atlantis: A blueprint for an Aryan Garden of Eden in North America.”		Madole would move the party to a “Third Way” or “[[Third Position]]” ideology--rejecting [[capitalism]] and [[communism]]--and believing the post-war [[Soviet Union]] to be an anti-jewish fascist force within the world. In addition, Madole would incorporate [[Theosophy]] into the party’s ideology. In 1974 he published his ideas in a series of articles that would later be titled, “The New Atlantis: A blueprint for an Aryan Garden of Eden in North America.”

	==National Renaissance Party leader==		==National Renaissance Party leader==
	As leader of the NRP, Madole would hold street meetings on the corner of 88th Street and York Avenue in the heart of Yorkville a neighborhood of [[New York City]]. He would have about two dozen followers listing to his speeches where he would praise [[Hitler]] and [[Mussolini]] and denounce ~~Jews~~. At times hecklers would swell the crowd to a hundred which would often end in fights.		As leader of the NRP, Madole would hold street meetings on the corner of 88th Street and York Avenue in the heart of Yorkville a neighborhood of [[New York City]]. He would have about two dozen followers listing to his speeches where he would praise [[Hitler]] and [[Mussolini]] and denounce jews. At times hecklers would swell the crowd to a hundred which would often end in fights.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	Madole was born in [[New York City]] and grew up in Beacon, New York. His father was of French descent who separated from his mother when he was quite young.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_NRP-NYC-25/NRP-NYC-25#page/n11/mode/1up FBI file on the National Renaissance Party]</ref> As a youth he was interested in science and the popular genre science fiction. He later meet [[Charles B. Hudson]] a science fiction writer, pre-war American fascist and defendant in the [[Great Sedition Trial of 1944]]. Hudson was the publisher of a news bulletin ''[[America in Danger]]''.		Madole was born in [[New York City]] and grew up in Beacon, New York. His father was of French descent who separated from his mother when he was quite young.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_NRP-NYC-25/NRP-NYC-25#page/n11/mode/1up FBI file on the National Renaissance Party]</ref> As a youth he was interested in science and the popular genre science fiction. He later meet [[Charles B. Hudson]] a science fiction writer, pre-war American fascist and defendant in the [[Great Sedition Trial of 1944]]. Hudson was the publisher of a news bulletin ''[[America in Danger]]''.

	He became a believer in [[animism]], a concept that spirit or soul exists in all things. In 1945 Madole formed the right-wing [[Animist Party]] with support from science fiction fans. He soon dissolved his little party and joined the [[~~Nationalist~~ Action League]].		He became a believer in [[animism]], a concept that spirit or soul exists in all things. In 1945 Madole formed the right-wing [[Animist Party]] with support from science fiction fans. He soon dissolved his little party and joined the [[Fascist Action League]].

	In New York, Madole later meet [[Kurt Mertig]] who has previous associations with the [[German-American Bund]]. In 1949 Mertig founded the National Renaissance Party in [[Yorkville, New York]], the home base of the Bund. Madole became an early member of the NRP helping to merge ~~Nationalist~~ Action League into the party. Eventually James Madole would become the leader of the National Renaissance Party.		In New York, Madole later meet [[Kurt Mertig]] who has previous associations with the [[German-American Bund]]. In 1949 Mertig founded the National Renaissance Party in [[Yorkville, New York]], the home base of the Bund. Madole became an early member of the NRP helping to merge Fascist Action League into the party. Eventually James Madole would become the leader of the National Renaissance Party.

	Madole would move the party to a “Third Way” or “[[Third Position]]” ideology--rejecting [[capitalism]] and [[communism]]--and believing the post-war [[Soviet Union]] to be an anti-Jewish fascist force within the world. In addition, Madole would incorporate [[Theosophy]] into the party’s ideology. In 1974 he published his ideas in a series of articles that would later be titled, “The New Atlantis: A blueprint for an Aryan Garden of Eden in North America.”		Madole would move the party to a “Third Way” or “[[Third Position]]” ideology--rejecting [[capitalism]] and [[communism]]--and believing the post-war [[Soviet Union]] to be an anti-Jewish fascist force within the world. In addition, Madole would incorporate [[Theosophy]] into the party’s ideology. In 1974 he published his ideas in a series of articles that would later be titled, “The New Atlantis: A blueprint for an Aryan Garden of Eden in North America.”

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	In New York, Madole later meet [[Kurt Mertig]] who has previous associations with the [[German-American Bund]]. In 1949 Mertig founded the National Renaissance Party in [[Yorkville, New York]], the home base of the Bund. Madole became an early member of the NRP helping to merge Nationalist Action League into the party. Eventually James Madole would become the leader of the National Renaissance Party.		In New York, Madole later meet [[Kurt Mertig]] who has previous associations with the [[German-American Bund]]. In 1949 Mertig founded the National Renaissance Party in [[Yorkville, New York]], the home base of the Bund. Madole became an early member of the NRP helping to merge Nationalist Action League into the party. Eventually James Madole would become the leader of the National Renaissance Party.

	Madole would move the party to a “Third Way” or “[[Third Position]]” ideology--rejecting [[capitalism]] and [[communism]]--and believing the post-war [[Soviet Union]] to be an anti-Jewish ~~nationalist~~ force within the world. In addition, Madole would incorporate [[Theosophy]] into the party’s ideology. In 1974 he published his ideas in a series of articles that would later be titled, “The New Atlantis: A blueprint for an Aryan Garden of Eden in North America.”		Madole would move the party to a “Third Way” or “[[Third Position]]” ideology--rejecting [[capitalism]] and [[communism]]--and believing the post-war [[Soviet Union]] to be an anti-Jewish fascist force within the world. In addition, Madole would incorporate [[Theosophy]] into the party’s ideology. In 1974 he published his ideas in a series of articles that would later be titled, “The New Atlantis: A blueprint for an Aryan Garden of Eden in North America.”

	==National Renaissance Party leader==		==National Renaissance Party leader==
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
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	==See also==		==See also==

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