A George Lincoln Rockwell Treasury

America slept — but then came Rockwell.

Adolf Hitler and his great Movement were utterly defeated in 1945. Or so it seemed. But the world was not expecting George Lincoln Rockwell. He changed everything.

Rockwell shattered the political stasis of America like a thunderbolt, beginning in 1959. And the effects are still being felt many decades after his 1967 death at the hands of a cowardly assassin.

No other single man is more responsible for the post-war revival of Hitler’s cause than Rockwell. Today, that cause lives on in the minds and hearts and dreams of countless growing hundreds of thousands, soon to be millions — due in large part to Rockwell’s fiery words and daring actions.

In 1959, George Lincoln Rockwell had a religious experience that changed his life forever. Never again would he pretend to believe in the shibboleths of modern “liberal” democracy. Never again would he try to silently “sneak” racial ideas into his political efforts or engage in awkward denials. Unlike conventional conservatives and patriots, he would state forthrightly that what we are fighting for is the continued existence of our race. He would make race the explicit basis of his ideas, ideals, and deeds. He would be honest.

And he would take up the dropped lance, relinquished only in death, of Adolf Hitler, and wield it like no other man could. Arrested — beaten — betrayed — imprisoned — denigrated and lied about — attacked — locked in an insane asylum — and finally struck down by a bullet — George Lincoln Rockwell used every ounce of his energy and every moment of his waking life to advance the cause of our uniquely creative and beautiful race.

He was also a brilliant teacher — reaching out through the mass media, speaking to crowds at public protests and at our universities, and mentoring some of the most significant figures in American political thought, including the great William Luther Pierce.

He can be your mentor, too.

Read the dramatic story of George Lincoln Rockwell — in five of his own powerful works, and in two insightful biographical pieces by Dr. William Pierce — in this book.