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-'''Willis Allison Carto''', July 17,1926-October 26,2015, was an American [[Right Wing]] Activist and one of the founding voices of the [[Dissident Right]]. He practised [[Race Realism]] and [[White Nationalism]] and was involved with the founding of various organizations such as, the [[Institute for Historical Review]], [[Liberty Lobby]], [[Noontide Press]], [[National Youth Alliance]], [[American Mercury]], [[The Barnes Review]], and [[American Free Press]]. He was a Purple Heart recipient in [[WWAC]] after being shot by a Japanese sniper in May of 1945. Willis A. Carto was a close associate of the late [[Francis Parker Yockey]] and published the second edition of Yockey's magnum opus [[Imperium]] under his [[Noontide Press]] in which he put his name on the introduction, even though [[Revilo P. Oliver]] was the one who wrote it.
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