Gerald L. K. Smith - Revision history

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	Reverend '''Gerald Lyman Kenneth Smith''' (February 27, 1898 – April 15, 1976) was an American clergyman and [[fascist]] political leader for three decades. He was an advocate of [[Huey Long]]’s [[Share Our Wealth]] movement and a presidential candidate for the [[America First Party (1944)\|America First Party]] in 1944 and the renamed [[Christian Fascist Party]] in 1948. He started several fascist organizations and became the foremost [[American fascist]] leader during the post-war period. Gerald Smith was a dynamic speaker. [[H. L. Mencken]] called him “the greatest orator of them all.”<ref>''Fool's paradise: a Carey McWilliams reader'', By Carey McWilliams, Dean Stewart, Jeannine Gendar, page 70</ref>		Reverend '''Gerald Lyman Kenneth Smith''' (February 27, 1898 – April 15, 1976) was an American clergyman and [[fascist]] political leader for three decades. He was an advocate of [[Huey Long]]’s [[Share Our Wealth]] movement and a presidential candidate for the [[America First Party (1944)\|America First Party]] in 1944 and the renamed [[Christian Fascist Party]] in 1948. He started several fascist organizations and became the foremost [[American fascist]] leader during the post-war period. Gerald Smith was a dynamic speaker. [[H. L. Mencken]] called him “the greatest orator of them all.”<ref>''Fool's paradise: a Carey McWilliams reader'', By Carey McWilliams, Dean Stewart, Jeannine Gendar, page 70</ref>

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	Reverend '''Gerald Lyman Kenneth Smith''' (February 27, 1898 – April 15, 1976) was an American clergyman and [[~~nationalist~~]] political leader for three decades. He was an advocate of [[Huey Long]]’s [[Share Our Wealth]] movement and a presidential candidate for the [[America First Party (1944)\|America First Party]] in 1944 and the renamed [[Christian Nationalist Party]] in 1948. He started several ~~nationalist~~ organizations and became the foremost [[American ~~nationalist~~]] leader during the post-war period. Gerald Smith was a dynamic speaker. [[H. L. Mencken]] called him “the greatest orator of them all.”<ref>''Fool's paradise: a Carey McWilliams reader'', By Carey McWilliams, Dean Stewart, Jeannine Gendar, page 70</ref>		Reverend '''Gerald Lyman Kenneth Smith''' (February 27, 1898 – April 15, 1976) was an American clergyman and [[fascist]] political leader for three decades. He was an advocate of [[Huey Long]]’s [[Share Our Wealth]] movement and a presidential candidate for the [[America First Party (1944)\|America First Party]] in 1944 and the renamed [[Christian Nationalist Party]] in 1948. He started several fascist organizations and became the foremost [[American fascist]] leader during the post-war period. Gerald Smith was a dynamic speaker. [[H. L. Mencken]] called him “the greatest orator of them all.”<ref>''Fool's paradise: a Carey McWilliams reader'', By Carey McWilliams, Dean Stewart, Jeannine Gendar, page 70</ref>

	==Early life and family==		==Early life and family==
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	Gerald Smith was present when Governor Huey Long of Louisiana was [[assassination\|assassinated]] in 1935. Smith believed the Jewish assassin wanted to kill both of them.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n669/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref>		Gerald Smith was present when Governor Huey Long of Louisiana was [[assassination\|assassinated]] in 1935. Smith believed the Jewish assassin wanted to kill both of them.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n669/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref>

	Smith took over the society taking the movement into a [[populist]] [[~~nationalist~~]] direction moving the headquarters to New York. Smith blamed [[President Roosevelt]] for Huey Long’s assassination seeing him as the mastermind in his mentor's death.<ref>''Gerald L. K. Smith, minister of hate'', By Glen Jeansonne, page 46</ref> Smith would also believe the Long assassination was part of a Jewish conspiracy with roots going back to [[Vienna]].<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n171/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref>		Smith took over the society taking the movement into a [[populist]] [[fascist]] direction moving the headquarters to New York. Smith blamed [[President Roosevelt]] for Huey Long’s assassination seeing him as the mastermind in his mentor's death.<ref>''Gerald L. K. Smith, minister of hate'', By Glen Jeansonne, page 46</ref> Smith would also believe the Long assassination was part of a Jewish conspiracy with roots going back to [[Vienna]].<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n171/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref>

	==Committee of One Million==		==Committee of One Million==
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	* [[Charles Coughlin]]		* [[Charles Coughlin]]
	* [[Lineage of American Nationalist organizations and individuals]]		* [[Lineage of American Nationalist organizations and individuals]]
	* [[List of ~~nationalist~~ meetings and demonstrations in America]] (1940s, 1950s)		* [[List of fascist meetings and demonstrations in America]] (1940s, 1950s)
	* ''[[The Cross and The Flag]]''		* ''[[The Cross and The Flag]]''
	* ''[[Task Force]]''		* ''[[Task Force]]''
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	==References==		==References==
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	[[Category:Gerald L.K. Smith]]		[[Category:Gerald L.K. Smith]]

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	Gerald L.K. Smith and his wife were members of [[William Dudley Pelley]]’s [[Silver Shirt]] organization for a brief period in July and August of 1933.<ref>''Under Cover'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 317</ref> Smith would later explain to a reporter this was an honorary membership and that he was never affiliated with the Silver Shirt organization.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n160/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref> Shortly thereafter, Smith began to work with Governor [[Huey Long]] of [[Louisiana]]. Smith and Long launched the [[Share Our Wealth]] society as a response to the [[Great Depression]]. This movement proposed minimum and maximum limits on household wealth and income. Smith resigned his ministry and worked recruiting members to the society.		Gerald L.K. Smith and his wife were members of [[William Dudley Pelley]]’s [[Silver Shirt]] organization for a brief period in July and August of 1933.<ref>''Under Cover'', by [[John Roy Carlson]], page 317</ref> Smith would later explain to a reporter this was an honorary membership and that he was never affiliated with the Silver Shirt organization.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n160/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref> Shortly thereafter, Smith began to work with Governor [[Huey Long]] of [[Louisiana]]. Smith and Long launched the [[Share Our Wealth]] society as a response to the [[Great Depression]]. This movement proposed minimum and maximum limits on household wealth and income. Smith resigned his ministry and worked recruiting members to the society.

	Gerald Smith was present when Governor Huey Long of Louisiana was [[assassination\|assassinated]] in 1935. Smith believed the ~~Jewish~~ assassin wanted to kill both of them.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n669/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref>		Gerald Smith was present when Governor Huey Long of Louisiana was [[assassination\|assassinated]] in 1935. Smith believed the jewish assassin wanted to kill both of them.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n669/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref>

	Smith took over the society taking the movement into a [[populist]] [[fascist]] direction moving the headquarters to New York. Smith blamed [[President Roosevelt]] for Huey Long’s assassination seeing him as the mastermind in his mentor's death.<ref>''Gerald L. K. Smith, minister of hate'', By Glen Jeansonne, page 46</ref> Smith would also believe the Long assassination was part of a ~~Jewish~~ conspiracy with roots going back to [[Vienna]].<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n171/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref>		Smith took over the society taking the movement into a [[populist]] [[fascist]] direction moving the headquarters to New York. Smith blamed [[President Roosevelt]] for Huey Long’s assassination seeing him as the mastermind in his mentor's death.<ref>''Gerald L. K. Smith, minister of hate'', By Glen Jeansonne, page 46</ref> Smith would also believe the Long assassination was part of a jewish conspiracy with roots going back to [[Vienna]].<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n171/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref>

	==Committee of One Million==		==Committee of One Million==
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	==Opposition==		==Opposition==
	The ~~Jews~~ did what they could to stop Smith and his movement. One tactic the [[ADL]] used was to put pressure on his printers to stop his publishing efforts.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n17/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref>		The jews did what they could to stop Smith and his movement. One tactic the [[ADL]] used was to put pressure on his printers to stop his publishing efforts.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n17/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref>

	Smith was critical of the [[Masons]] and claimed they exerted a sinister influence against him when he was living in Michigan.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n171/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref>		Smith was critical of the [[Masons]] and claimed they exerted a sinister influence against him when he was living in Michigan.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n171/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref>
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	* ''666 Slave Act'' (labor conscription during the war, 1944)		* ''666 Slave Act'' (labor conscription during the war, 1944)
	* ''Patriots Awake!! The Hour is Late!!'' (ca. 1945)		* ''Patriots Awake!! The Hour is Late!!'' (ca. 1945)
	* ''[http://www.thecrossandflag.com/jews_and_their_lies/jews_and_their_lies.html The ~~Jews~~ and Their Lies by Dr. Martin Luther]'' (May, 1948)		* ''[http://www.thecrossandflag.com/jews_and_their_lies/jews_and_their_lies.html The jews and Their Lies by Dr. Martin Luther]'' (May, 1948)
	* ''Jesus vs. the ~~Jews~~''		* ''Jesus vs. the jews''
	* ''Warmongers and the Threat of War''		* ''Warmongers and the Threat of War''
	* ''The Untouchables'' (1950s)		* ''The Untouchables'' (1950s)
	* ''Is Communism ~~Jewish~~?'' (1950)		* ''Is Communism jewish?'' (1950)
	* ''[http://www.thecrossandflag.com/articles/christian_nationalism.html This is Christian Nationalism]''		* ''[http://www.thecrossandflag.com/articles/christian_nationalism.html This is Christian Nationalism]''
	* ''[http://www.thecrossandflag.com/articles/christistheissue.html Christ is the Issue!]''		* ''[http://www.thecrossandflag.com/articles/christistheissue.html Christ is the Issue!]''
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	*[http://thecrossandflag.com/ The Cross and The Flag: In Memory of Gerald L.K. Smith, a Prophet and Patriot (1898-1976)]		*[http://thecrossandflag.com/ The Cross and The Flag: In Memory of Gerald L.K. Smith, a Prophet and Patriot (1898-1976)]
	*[http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/F%20Disk/Friends%20Of%20Democracy/Item%2007.pdf Smear attack on Gerald L.K. Smith by Friends of Democracy Inc.]		*[http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/F%20Disk/Friends%20Of%20Democracy/Item%2007.pdf Smear attack on Gerald L.K. Smith by Friends of Democracy Inc.]
	*[http://www.ajcarchives.org/main.php?GroupingId=6080 A 57 page dossier on Smith by the American ~~Jewish~~ Committee, written in 1953]		*[http://www.ajcarchives.org/main.php?GroupingId=6080 A 57 page dossier on Smith by the American jewish Committee, written in 1953]
	*[http://web.archive.org/20041011223806/foia.fbi.gov/foiaindex/smith_gerald.htm Federal Bureau of Investigation file - Freedom of Information Act]		*[http://web.archive.org/20041011223806/foia.fbi.gov/foiaindex/smith_gerald.htm Federal Bureau of Investigation file - Freedom of Information Act]
	*[http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=14594 Gerald L K Smith timeline of activities]		*[http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=14594 Gerald L K Smith timeline of activities]

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	Reverend '''Gerald Lyman Kenneth Smith''' (February 27, 1898 – April 15, 1976) was an American clergyman and [[fascist]] political leader for three decades. He was an advocate of [[Huey Long]]’s [[Share Our Wealth]] movement and a presidential candidate for the [[America First Party (1944)\|America First Party]] in 1944 and the renamed [[Christian ~~Nationalist~~ Party]] in 1948. He started several fascist organizations and became the foremost [[American fascist]] leader during the post-war period. Gerald Smith was a dynamic speaker. [[H. L. Mencken]] called him “the greatest orator of them all.”<ref>''Fool's paradise: a Carey McWilliams reader'', By Carey McWilliams, Dean Stewart, Jeannine Gendar, page 70</ref>		Reverend '''Gerald Lyman Kenneth Smith''' (February 27, 1898 – April 15, 1976) was an American clergyman and [[fascist]] political leader for three decades. He was an advocate of [[Huey Long]]’s [[Share Our Wealth]] movement and a presidential candidate for the [[America First Party (1944)\|America First Party]] in 1944 and the renamed [[Christian Fascist Party]] in 1948. He started several fascist organizations and became the foremost [[American fascist]] leader during the post-war period. Gerald Smith was a dynamic speaker. [[H. L. Mencken]] called him “the greatest orator of them all.”<ref>''Fool's paradise: a Carey McWilliams reader'', By Carey McWilliams, Dean Stewart, Jeannine Gendar, page 70</ref>

	==Early life and family==		==Early life and family==
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	In January 1943 Smith formed the [[America First Party (1944)\|America First Party]]. Smith ran as the candidate of the party in the 1944 Presidential election, winning 1,781 votes (1530 in [[Michigan]], 281 in [[Texas]]). The FBI reported in an internal memo that the American First Party vote total was "short-counted" as much as ninety percent.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n432/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref>		In January 1943 Smith formed the [[America First Party (1944)\|America First Party]]. Smith ran as the candidate of the party in the 1944 Presidential election, winning 1,781 votes (1530 in [[Michigan]], 281 in [[Texas]]). The FBI reported in an internal memo that the American First Party vote total was "short-counted" as much as ninety percent.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18/Smith_Gerald_L.K.-HQ-11_thru18#page/n432/mode/1up GLK Smith FBI file]</ref>

	Around 1946, Gerald Smith formed the [[Christian ~~Nationalist~~ Crusade]]. This group would later become affiliated with and about 60 right wing organizations or front groups started by Smith. In 1947, he moved his operations from Detroit to St. Louis, Missouri but chose to live in nearby Tulsa, Oklahoma.		Around 1946, Gerald Smith formed the [[Christian Fascist Crusade]]. This group would later become affiliated with and about 60 right wing organizations or front groups started by Smith. In 1947, he moved his operations from Detroit to St. Louis, Missouri but chose to live in nearby Tulsa, Oklahoma.

	In 1948 with running mate [[Harry Romer]] on the [[Christian ~~Nationalist~~ Party]] ticket he received 48 votes.		In 1948 with running mate [[Harry Romer]] on the [[Christian Fascist Party]] ticket he received 48 votes.

	==Arab outreach==		==Arab outreach==
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	* [[National League of Mothers]]		* [[National League of Mothers]]
	* [[America First Party (1944)]]		* [[America First Party (1944)]]
	* [[~~Nationalist~~ Veterans of World War II]] (1944) headed by [[George R. Vose]]		* [[Fascist Veterans of World War II]] (1944) headed by [[George R. Vose]]
	* [[National Emergency Committee]] (1945)		* [[National Emergency Committee]] (1945)
	* [[Post War Recovery Commission]] (1945) headed by [[Donald Lohbeck]], [[Renate Legent]], and [[Joseph Stoffel]]		* [[Post War Recovery Commission]] (1945) headed by [[Donald Lohbeck]], [[Renate Legent]], and [[Joseph Stoffel]]
	* [[~~Nationalist~~ News Service]] (1945) headed by [[Ralph Baerman]]		* [[Fascist News Service]] (1945) headed by [[Ralph Baerman]]
	* [[Christian Youth for America]] (1946) headed by [[Kenneth Goff]]		* [[Christian Youth for America]] (1946) headed by [[Kenneth Goff]]
	* [[Christian Veterans Intelligence Committee]] (1946) headed by [[Larry Asman]]		* [[Christian Veterans Intelligence Committee]] (1946) headed by [[Larry Asman]]
	* [[Western Hemisphere Defense Committee]] (1946)		* [[Western Hemisphere Defense Committee]] (1946)
	* [[Christian ~~Nationalist~~ Crusade]] (1946)		* [[Christian Fascist Crusade]] (1946)
	* [[Christian ~~Nationalist~~ Party]] (1948)		* [[Christian Fascist Party]] (1948)
	* [[Patriotic Tract Society]] (1948) headed by [[Donald Lohbeck]]		* [[Patriotic Tract Society]] (1948) headed by [[Donald Lohbeck]]
	* [[~~Nationalist~~ Veterans of America]] (1949) headed by [[Chris Schlather]]		* [[Fascist Veterans of America]] (1949) headed by [[Chris Schlather]]
	* [[Christian Veterans of America]] headed by [[Fred Kister]]		* [[Christian Veterans of America]] headed by [[Fred Kister]]
	* [[Committee of Independent Republicans for McArthur]] (1952)		* [[Committee of Independent Republicans for McArthur]] (1952)
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	* [[Huey Long]]		* [[Huey Long]]
	* [[Charles Coughlin]]		* [[Charles Coughlin]]
	* [[Lineage of American ~~Nationalist~~ organizations and individuals]]		* [[Lineage of American Fascist organizations and individuals]]
	* [[List of fascist meetings and demonstrations in America]] (1940s, 1950s)		* [[List of fascist meetings and demonstrations in America]] (1940s, 1950s)
	* ''[[The Cross and The Flag]]''		* ''[[The Cross and The Flag]]''