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	'''American Fascist Confederation''' was an umbrella organization first organized in Kansas City, Missouri at ~~tbe~~ Hotel Phillips on August 20, 1937. The purpose of ~~tbe~~ meeting was to unite various fascist organizations in America. The founder of ~~tbe~~ confederation was [[George Deatherage]] who at ~~tbe~~ time was working on behalf of [[Leslie Fry]] a wealthy behind-the-scenes activist who operated on an international level.<ref>''Women of ~~tbe~~ Far Right: The Mothers' Movement and World War II'', By Glen Jeansonne, page 229</ref>		'''American Fascist Confederation''' was an umbrella organization first organized in Kansas City, Missouri at the Hotel Phillips on August 20, 1937. The purpose of the meeting was to unite various fascist organizations in America. The founder of the confederation was [[George Deatherage]] who at the time was working on behalf of [[Leslie Fry]] a wealthy behind-the-scenes activist who operated on an international level.<ref>''Women of the Far Right: The Mothers' Movement and World War II'', By Glen Jeansonne, page 229</ref>

	Some of ~~tbe~~ groups who attended ~~tbe~~ initial meeting were: ~~tbe~~ [[Militant Christian Patriots]], [[American Vigilante Intelligence Federation]],[[ Defenders of ~~tbe~~ Christian Faith]], [[American People's Party]], [[Silver Shirts of America]], [[Crusaders for Economic Libert]]y, [[Edmondson Economic Service]], [[Washington's Bodyguards]]; and ~~tbe~~ [[German-American Bund]].		Some of the groups who attended the initial meeting were: the [[Militant Christian Patriots]], [[American Vigilante Intelligence Federation]],[[ Defenders of the Christian Faith]], [[American People's Party]], [[Silver Shirts of America]], [[Crusaders for Economic Libert]]y, [[Edmondson Economic Service]], [[Washington's Bodyguards]]; and the [[German-American Bund]].

	The organization published a news bulletin which claimed to be “"official organ of ~~tbe~~ Fascist Party in America -- ~~tbe~~ American Fascist Confederation -- printing ~~tbe~~ ''[[News Behind ~~tbe~~ News]]'' -- without fear or favor -- upholding ~~tbe~~ principles of America for Americans." The bulletin was issued from St. Albana, West Virginia and contained a [[swastika]] in ~~tbe~~ heading of ~~tbe~~ publication. George Deatherage believed ~~tbe~~ swastika should be used as ~~tbe~~ uniting symbol of their movement and advocated ~~tbe~~ lighting or burning of ~~tbe~~ symbol in ~~tbe~~ evening hours similarly to ~~tbe~~ [[Ku Klux Klan]] erecting ~~tbe~~ [[fiery cross]].		The organization published a news bulletin which claimed to be “"official organ of the Fascist Party in America -- the American Fascist Confederation -- printing the ''[[News Behind the News]]'' -- without fear or favor -- upholding the principles of America for Americans." The bulletin was issued from St. Albana, West Virginia and contained a [[swastika]] in the heading of the publication. George Deatherage believed the swastika should be used as the uniting symbol of their movement and advocated the lighting or burning of the symbol in the evening hours similarly to the [[Ku Klux Klan]] erecting the [[fiery cross]].

	In California ~~tbe~~ group operated under ~~tbe~~ name ~~tbe~~ '''Anti-Communist Federation of America''' and was closely affiliated with ~~tbe~~ German American Bund. The group would meet at ~~tbe~~ Bund's [[Deutsches Hau]]s in Los Angeles.		In California the group operated under the name the '''Anti-Communist Federation of America''' and was closely affiliated with the German American Bund. The group would meet at the Bund's [[Deutsches Hau]]s in Los Angeles.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	'''American Fascist Confederation''' was an umbrella organization first organized in Kansas City, Missouri at ~~the~~ Hotel Phillips on August 20, 1937. The purpose of ~~the~~ meeting was to unite various fascist organizations in America. The founder of ~~the~~ confederation was [[George Deatherage]] who at ~~the~~ time was working on behalf of [[Leslie Fry]] a wealthy behind-the-scenes activist who operated on an international level.<ref>''Women of ~~the~~ Far Right: The Mothers' Movement and World War II'', By Glen Jeansonne, page 229</ref>		'''American Fascist Confederation''' was an umbrella organization first organized in Kansas City, Missouri at tbe Hotel Phillips on August 20, 1937. The purpose of tbe meeting was to unite various fascist organizations in America. The founder of tbe confederation was [[George Deatherage]] who at tbe time was working on behalf of [[Leslie Fry]] a wealthy behind-the-scenes activist who operated on an international level.<ref>''Women of tbe Far Right: The Mothers' Movement and World War II'', By Glen Jeansonne, page 229</ref>

	Some of ~~the~~ groups who attended ~~the~~ initial meeting were: ~~the~~ [[Militant Christian Patriots]], [[American Vigilante Intelligence Federation]],[[ Defenders of ~~the~~ Christian Faith]], [[American People's Party]], [[Silver Shirts of America]], [[Crusaders for Economic Libert]]y, [[Edmondson Economic Service]], [[Washington's Bodyguards]]; and ~~the~~ [[German-American Bund]].		Some of tbe groups who attended tbe initial meeting were: tbe [[Militant Christian Patriots]], [[American Vigilante Intelligence Federation]],[[ Defenders of tbe Christian Faith]], [[American People's Party]], [[Silver Shirts of America]], [[Crusaders for Economic Libert]]y, [[Edmondson Economic Service]], [[Washington's Bodyguards]]; and tbe [[German-American Bund]].

	The organization published a news bulletin which claimed to be “"official organ of ~~the~~ Fascist Party in America -- ~~the~~ American Fascist Confederation -- printing ~~the~~ ''[[News Behind ~~the~~ News]]'' -- without fear or favor -- upholding ~~the~~ principles of America for Americans." The bulletin was issued from St. Albana, West Virginia and contained a [[swastika]] in ~~the~~ heading of ~~the~~ publication. George Deatherage believed ~~the~~ swastika should be used as ~~the~~ uniting symbol of their movement and advocated ~~the~~ lighting or burning of ~~the~~ symbol in ~~the~~ evening hours similarly to ~~the~~ [[Ku Klux Klan]] erecting ~~the~~ [[fiery cross]].		The organization published a news bulletin which claimed to be “"official organ of tbe Fascist Party in America -- tbe American Fascist Confederation -- printing tbe ''[[News Behind tbe News]]'' -- without fear or favor -- upholding tbe principles of America for Americans." The bulletin was issued from St. Albana, West Virginia and contained a [[swastika]] in tbe heading of tbe publication. George Deatherage believed tbe swastika should be used as tbe uniting symbol of their movement and advocated tbe lighting or burning of tbe symbol in tbe evening hours similarly to tbe [[Ku Klux Klan]] erecting tbe [[fiery cross]].

	In California ~~the~~ group operated under ~~the~~ name ~~the~~ '''Anti-Communist Federation of America''' and was closely affiliated with ~~the~~ German American Bund. The group would meet at ~~the~~ Bund's [[Deutsches Hau]]s in Los Angeles.		In California tbe group operated under tbe name tbe '''Anti-Communist Federation of America''' and was closely affiliated with tbe German American Bund. The group would meet at tbe Bund's [[Deutsches Hau]]s in Los Angeles.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	* [[List of fascist conferences in America]]		* [[List of fascist conferences in America]]
	* [[Asheville Conference]]		* [[Asheville Conference]]

	~~[[Category:American fascist organizations]]~~
	~~[[Category:American fascism]]~~

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	'''American Fascist Confederation''' was an umbrella organization first organized in Kansas City, Missouri at the Hotel Phillips on August 20, 1937. The purpose of the meeting was to unite various ~~nationalist~~ organizations in America. The founder of the confederation was [[George Deatherage]] who at the time was working on behalf of [[Leslie Fry]] a wealthy behind-the-scenes activist who operated on an international level.<ref>''Women of the Far Right: The Mothers' Movement and World War II'', By Glen Jeansonne, page 229</ref>		'''American Fascist Confederation''' was an umbrella organization first organized in Kansas City, Missouri at the Hotel Phillips on August 20, 1937. The purpose of the meeting was to unite various fascist organizations in America. The founder of the confederation was [[George Deatherage]] who at the time was working on behalf of [[Leslie Fry]] a wealthy behind-the-scenes activist who operated on an international level.<ref>''Women of the Far Right: The Mothers' Movement and World War II'', By Glen Jeansonne, page 229</ref>

	Some of the groups who attended the initial meeting were: the [[Militant Christian Patriots]], [[American Vigilante Intelligence Federation]],[[ Defenders of the Christian Faith]], [[American People's Party]], [[Silver Shirts of America]], [[Crusaders for Economic Libert]]y, [[Edmondson Economic Service]], [[Washington's Bodyguards]]; and the [[German-American Bund]].		Some of the groups who attended the initial meeting were: the [[Militant Christian Patriots]], [[American Vigilante Intelligence Federation]],[[ Defenders of the Christian Faith]], [[American People's Party]], [[Silver Shirts of America]], [[Crusaders for Economic Libert]]y, [[Edmondson Economic Service]], [[Washington's Bodyguards]]; and the [[German-American Bund]].
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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[List of ~~nationalist~~ conferences in America]]		* [[List of fascist conferences in America]]
	* [[Asheville Conference]]		* [[Asheville Conference]]

	[[Category:American ~~nationalist~~ organizations]]		[[Category:American fascist organizations]]
	[[Category:American fascism]]		[[Category:American fascism]]

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	'''American ~~Nationalist~~ Confederation''' was an umbrella organization first organized in Kansas City, Missouri at the Hotel Phillips on August 20, 1937. The purpose of the meeting was to unite various nationalist organizations in America. The founder of the confederation was [[George Deatherage]] who at the time was working on behalf of [[Leslie Fry]] a wealthy behind-the-scenes activist who operated on an international level.<ref>''Women of the Far Right: The Mothers' Movement and World War II'', By Glen Jeansonne, page 229</ref>		'''American Fascist Confederation''' was an umbrella organization first organized in Kansas City, Missouri at the Hotel Phillips on August 20, 1937. The purpose of the meeting was to unite various nationalist organizations in America. The founder of the confederation was [[George Deatherage]] who at the time was working on behalf of [[Leslie Fry]] a wealthy behind-the-scenes activist who operated on an international level.<ref>''Women of the Far Right: The Mothers' Movement and World War II'', By Glen Jeansonne, page 229</ref>

	Some of the groups who attended the initial meeting were: the [[Militant Christian Patriots]], [[American Vigilante Intelligence Federation]],[[ Defenders of the Christian Faith]], [[American People's Party]], [[Silver Shirts of America]], [[Crusaders for Economic Libert]]y, [[Edmondson Economic Service]], [[Washington's Bodyguards]]; and the [[German-American Bund]].		Some of the groups who attended the initial meeting were: the [[Militant Christian Patriots]], [[American Vigilante Intelligence Federation]],[[ Defenders of the Christian Faith]], [[American People's Party]], [[Silver Shirts of America]], [[Crusaders for Economic Libert]]y, [[Edmondson Economic Service]], [[Washington's Bodyguards]]; and the [[German-American Bund]].

	The organization published a news bulletin which claimed to be “"official organ of the Fascist Party in America -- the American ~~Nationalist~~ Confederation -- printing the ''[[News Behind the News]]'' -- without fear or favor -- upholding the principles of America for Americans." The bulletin was issued from St. Albana, West Virginia and contained a [[swastika]] in the heading of the publication. George Deatherage believed the swastika should be used as the uniting symbol of their movement and advocated the lighting or burning of the symbol in the evening hours similarly to the [[Ku Klux Klan]] erecting the [[fiery cross]].		The organization published a news bulletin which claimed to be “"official organ of the Fascist Party in America -- the American Fascist Confederation -- printing the ''[[News Behind the News]]'' -- without fear or favor -- upholding the principles of America for Americans." The bulletin was issued from St. Albana, West Virginia and contained a [[swastika]] in the heading of the publication. George Deatherage believed the swastika should be used as the uniting symbol of their movement and advocated the lighting or burning of the symbol in the evening hours similarly to the [[Ku Klux Klan]] erecting the [[fiery cross]].

	In California the group operated under the name the '''Anti-Communist Federation of America''' and was closely affiliated with the German American Bund. The group would meet at the Bund's [[Deutsches Hau]]s in Los Angeles.		In California the group operated under the name the '''Anti-Communist Federation of America''' and was closely affiliated with the German American Bund. The group would meet at the Bund's [[Deutsches Hau]]s in Los Angeles.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	<small>~~<references/>~~</small>		<small>{{Reflist\|2}}</small>

	==See also==		==See also==

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