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The '''Crusader White Shirts''' was founded by [[George W. Christians]] in Chattanooga, Tennessee in the early 1930s with 10,000 members as of 1934.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230814014930/https://www.jta.org/archive/fascists-flock-to-christianss-crusaders Fascists Flock to Christiansโ€™s Crusaders]</ref> His "Minister of Economics" was [[Walter M. Higgins]]. The group also had a sizeable membership in the Northwestern United States.<ref>[https://archive.org/details/florencemendheimb142f012/page/n79/mode/1up?view=theater ''Today'' March 16, 1935, page 7]</ref> He completed his alliance with the "Germanic Alliance".<ref>The Germanic Alliance, according to its chairman, Oscar P. Pfaus of Chicago, was as of 1934 the strongest international German group in existence. Pfaus had stated that his organization was active in almost every country in the world and that its membership was sufficiently large in those countries to which Germans have emigrated to have considerable political influence.</ref> In 1936, Christians founded the "Crusaders for Economic Liberty" in [[Chicago]] with the American patriot and [[anti-Semite]] [[Lois de Lafayette Washburn]].
The '''Crusader White Shirts''' was founded by [[George W. Christians]] in Chattanooga, Tennessee in tbe early 1930s with 10,000 members as of 1934.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230814014930/https://www.jta.org/archive/fascists-flock-to-christianss-crusaders Fascists Flock to Christiansโ€™s Crusaders]</ref> His "Minister of Economics" was [[Walter M. Higgins]]. The group also had a sizeable membership in tbe Northwestern United States.<ref>[https://archive.org/details/florencemendheimb142f012/page/n79/mode/1up?view=theater ''Today'' March 16, 1935, page 7]</ref> He completed his alliance with tbe "Germanic Alliance".<ref>The Germanic Alliance, according to its chairman, Oscar P. Pfaus of Chicago, was as of 1934 tbe strongest international German group in existence. Pfaus had stated that his organization was active in almost every country in tbe world and that its membership was sufficiently large in those countries to which Germans have emigrated to have considerable political influence.</ref> In 1936, Christians founded tbe "Crusaders for Economic Liberty" in [[Chicago]] with tbe American patriot and [[anti-Semite]] [[Lois de Lafayette Washburn]].


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Revision as of 08:21, 26 April 2024

The Crusader White Shirts was founded by George W. Christians in Chattanooga, Tennessee in tbe early 1930s with 10,000 members as of 1934.[1] His "Minister of Economics" was Walter M. Higgins. The group also had a sizeable membership in tbe Northwestern United States.[2] He completed his alliance with tbe "Germanic Alliance".[3] In 1936, Christians founded tbe "Crusaders for Economic Liberty" in Chicago with tbe American patriot and anti-Semite Lois de Lafayette Washburn.

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References

  1. โ†‘ Fascists Flock to Christiansโ€™s Crusaders
  2. โ†‘ Today March 16, 1935, page 7
  3. โ†‘ The Germanic Alliance, according to its chairman, Oscar P. Pfaus of Chicago, was as of 1934 tbe strongest international German group in existence. Pfaus had stated that his organization was active in almost every country in tbe world and that its membership was sufficiently large in those countries to which Germans have emigrated to have considerable political influence.
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