Nationalist Action League - Revision history

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	~~[[Category:Organizations listed as subversive by the United States Attorney General]]~~

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	~~[[Category:American fascist organizations]]~~
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	'''~~Nationalist~~ Action League''' was organized in [[Philadelphia]] by [[W. Henry MacFarland Jr.]] in 1948.<ref>''Eugene Register-Guard'', "UNESCO Smear Raises Some Important Questions", September 20, 1955</ref> He was an associate of [[Gerald L. K. Smith]] and was active with the [[National Renaissance Party]]. He was an associate editor to the newspaper ''[[Common Sense]]''.		'''Fascist Action League''' was organized in [[Philadelphia]] by [[W. Henry MacFarland Jr.]] in 1948.<ref>''Eugene Register-Guard'', "UNESCO Smear Raises Some Important Questions", September 20, 1955</ref> He was an associate of [[Gerald L. K. Smith]] and was active with the [[National Renaissance Party]]. He was an associate editor to the newspaper ''[[Common Sense]]''.

	~~Nationalist~~ Action League favored a constitutional amendment "which would ban from further immigration all persons of [[Oriental]], [[Negroid]], or [[Eurasian]] racial descent, and all other would are not of the [[Christian faith]]."<ref>''Hoods and Shirts: the Extreme Right in Pennsylvania, 1925-1950'', by Philip Jenkins, page 225.</ref>		Fascist Action League favored a constitutional amendment "which would ban from further immigration all persons of [[Oriental]], [[Negroid]], or [[Eurasian]] racial descent, and all other would are not of the [[Christian faith]]."<ref>''Hoods and Shirts: the Extreme Right in Pennsylvania, 1925-1950'', by Philip Jenkins, page 225.</ref>

	On April 27, 1949 the League was designated as "subversive" by the [[US Attorney General]]. MacFarland abandoned the League and reorganized the group as the [[American Flag Committee]] in August 1950. Other members of the ~~Nationalist~~ Action League would later join the National Renaissance Party. One former member of the ~~Nationalist~~ Action League, [[James Madole]], would become leader of the National Renaissance Party.		On April 27, 1949 the League was designated as "subversive" by the [[US Attorney General]]. MacFarland abandoned the League and reorganized the group as the [[American Flag Committee]] in August 1950. Other members of the Fascist Action League would later join the National Renaissance Party. One former member of the Fascist Action League, [[James Madole]], would become leader of the National Renaissance Party.

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	[[Category:American nationalist organizations]]		[[Category:American nationalist organizations]]
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'''Nationalist Action League''' was organized in [[Philadelphia]] by [[W. Henry MacFarland Jr.]] in 1948.<ref>''Eugene Register-Guard'', "UNESCO Smear Raises Some Important Questions", September 20, 1955</ref> He was an associate of [[Gerald L. K. Smith]] and was active with the [[National Renaissance Party]]. He was an associate editor to the newspaper ''[[Common Sense]]''.

Nationalist Action League favored a constitutional amendment "which would ban from further immigration all persons of [[Oriental]], [[Negroid]], or [[Eurasian]] racial descent, and all other would are not of the [[Christian faith]]."<ref>''Hoods and Shirts: the Extreme Right in Pennsylvania, 1925-1950'', by Philip Jenkins, page 225.</ref>

On April 27, 1949 the League was designated as "subversive" by the [[US Attorney General]]. MacFarland abandoned the League and reorganized the group as the [[American Flag Committee]] in August 1950. Other members of the Nationalist Action League would later join the National Renaissance Party. One former member of the Nationalist Action League, [[James Madole]], would become leader of the National Renaissance Party.

==Notes==
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[[Category:American nationalist organizations]]
[[Category:Organizations listed as subversive by the United States Attorney General]]