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::''For other uses of this name see [[American Guard]].''
::''For other uses of this name see [[American Guard]].''
'''The American Guard''' was a [[Chicago]] based nationalist organization founded in the [[1930s]] by [[Swedish American]] [[Olov E. Tietzow]]. The group billed itself as โ€œThe White Manโ€™s Partyโ€ and included the [[swastika]] in its publications. Its credo was โ€œUnite Under the Swastika - Symbol of Loyalty to American Ideals.โ€<ref>''Under Cover'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 418. (1943)</ref>
'''The American Guard''' was a [[Chicago]] based fascist organization founded in the [[1930s]] by [[Swedish American]] [[Olov E. Tietzow]]. The group billed itself as โ€œThe White Manโ€™s Partyโ€ and included the [[swastika]] in its publications. Its credo was โ€œUnite Under the Swastika - Symbol of Loyalty to American Ideals.โ€<ref>''Under Cover'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 418. (1943)</ref>


==Leaflet==
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[[Category:American nationalist organizations]]
[[Category:American fascist organizations]]

Revision as of 12:32, 15 February 2024

For other uses of this name see American Guard.

The American Guard was a Chicago based fascist organization founded in the 1930s by Swedish American Olov E. Tietzow. The group billed itself as โ€œThe White Manโ€™s Partyโ€ and included the swastika in its publications. Its credo was โ€œUnite Under the Swastika - Symbol of Loyalty to American Ideals.โ€[1]

Leaflet

  • "Why War?" (ca. 1939)[2]

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