Swastika Clubs: Difference between revisions

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Swastika Clubs were anti-jewish groups of mostly youths that first appeared in Toronto in August 1933. They organized themselves to keep jews off of "Gentile Only" beaches eventually forming the Swastika Association of Canada headed by Otto Becker. In 1938 several of these groups were incorporated into the National Unity Party.

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-'''Swastika Clubs''' were anti-[[Jewish]] groups of mostly youths that first appeared in [[Toronto]] in [[August]] [[1933]]. They organized themselves to keep Jews off of "[[Gentile]] Only" beaches eventually forming the [[Swastika Association of Canada]] headed by [[Otto Becker]]. In [[1938]] several of these groups were incorporated into the [[National Unity Party]].
+'''Swastika Clubs''' were anti-[[jewish]] groups of mostly youths that first appeared in [[Toronto]] in [[August]] [[1933]]. They organized themselves to keep jews off of "[[Gentile]] Only" beaches eventually forming the [[Swastika Association of Canada]] headed by [[Otto Becker]]. In [[1938]] several of these groups were incorporated into the [[National Unity Party]].
 ==See also==
 * [[Christie Pits Park riot]]
-[[Category:Canadian nationalism]]
 [[Category:Swastika]]