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Abstract. Colin]ordan has been one of Britain’s most active neo-Nazi agitators. He founded the White Defence League in 1958 with the help of the widow of A
14 de jun. de 2018 · Jordan came to believe that the only way national socialism could attain power once again was by cultivating a small elite of true believers who will seize power by force. One of the book’s biggest strengths is the highly sophisticated analysis of the fascist and neo-Nazi movements of which Jordan was part, which should be a starting-point for any future scholar of the post-war far right.
14 de oct. de 2021 · Françoise had known Colin Jordan for barely a year when she married him in 1963. The pair wed in a civil ceremony in Coventry which was heckled by protestors. They had a second ‘wedding’ at the headquarters of the National Socialist Movement in London where they cut their ring fingers and mingled their blood over a copy of Mein Kampf.
Colin Jordan (1923–2009) was a leading figure of the British neo-Nazi scene and a highly colorful character. Until recently, however, the only existing biography of Jordan was the self-published Twaz a Good Fight!The Life of Colin Jordan (2014), written by Stephen L. Frost, a sympathizer, supporter, and member of one of the groups founded by Jordan.
20 de feb. de 2022 · La mini-série britannique diffusée sur Canal+ revient sur l’activisme d’un mouvement mené par Colin Jordan, nostalgique du IIIe Reich, à Londres dans les années 1960. Une montée de l ...
Colin Jordan, who has been described as the grandfather of post-war National Socialism in Britain, was an ardent admirer of Hitler who for decades carried the flag for Nazism. Despite his long ...
About – Alchemical Science. About. About Alchemical Science. I’m Jordan, a self taught farmer, electrical engineer and physicist who conducts open source research in the areas of unified field theory, soil science, plant biology, radiant energy, neuroscience and the energy systems of the human body. I’m also a practicing Alchemist and so ...
