But after WW II the American Nazi movement was resurrected by a war veteran who was perhaps even more radically bent than Bund and who idolized Adolf Hitler, George Lincoln Rockwell.

Nazis allowed to march: Arlington at the time was home to the American Nazi Party, although the group had been somewhat adrift since the murder of founder George Lincoln Rockwell in 1967.

Sam Rockwell played George W. Bush — then begged for Jenna Bush Hager’s pardon. The actor, 56, apologized to the former commander in chief’s daughter for his 2018 portrayal of her father in ...

George Clooney is celebrating his 64th birthday today. The Hollywood actor has acted in many films in his acting career of about 45 years and has also directed some popular films.

England's biggest ever St George's flag unveiled in UK city ahead of celebrations The flag spans an impressive 60ft wide and 26ft tall, covering the entire front of a council building.

A huge England flag has been unveiled on the Council House in Nottingham's Old Market Square ahead of next week's St George's Day. The flag, unfurled on Thursday, April 17, has previously been ...

Maj. Gen. Carl Turner, Provost Marshal General of the Army, today ordered cancellation of approval for burial of George Lincoln Rockwell in a national cemetery here because of the conduct of “swastika ...

Washington progressives are seeking to redesign the state flag and remove George Washington from the flag, calling the current design "outdated and uninspired." ...

His years illustrating pulp novels honed his sense of pictorial drama, and his meticulous research ensured historical accuracy, notably in his Civil War paintings.

Extraordinary security precautions were completed here today by officials of Hofstra University and village police to prevent rioting tomorrow when George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American ...

Years later in 1959, the American Nazi Party was formed in Arlington, Virginia by George Lincoln Rockwell. The group was always fringe, but made headlines often due to Rockwell's antics. " [W]e pledge ...