A member of the American Nazi Party wearing a mask depicting a Jewish stereotype performs for the amusement of other members in 1960. Getty ImagesAmerican Nazi leader Lincoln Rockwell (right image, standing to the left on the podium) looks on as Fred Tate, an American student, speaks at a rally in 1960. BuzzfeedLincoln Rockwell and followers of the American Nazi Party pose next to the Hate Bus, a Volkswagen they used to drive around the country spreading their message, on May 23, 1961. Bettmann ArchiveNeo-Nazi John Patler marches on his own to protest the desegregation of schools as a crowd of people watches in Englewood, New Jersey, on Aug. 20, 1962. Patler was arrested and jailed in 1967 for the assassination of Lincoln Rockwell. Hulton ArchiveGeorge Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi Party holds a news conference in Arlington, Virginia, in 1965. Photograph- Harvey Georges: APAmerican Nazi Party leader George Lincoln Rockwell confronts Martin Luther King Jr., 1965. Rare Historical PhotosA young boy (left), helped by an adult, holds up a swastika sign as part of a counterdemonstration to a civil rights march in Cicero, Illinois, in 1966. Getty ImagesRockwell, pipe in hand, leads a group of his supporters in 1967. Photograph- Archives: REX:ShutterstockNewsmen and photographers surround a hearse bearing the body of George Lincoln Rockwell. Photograph- Anonymous: APNeo-Nazis brawl with counterprotesters on Sept. 1, 1969. Getty ImagesPolice officers in riot gear drag a young man away after a scuffle between anti-war protesters and neo-Nazis in Washington, DC, on May 9, 1970. Hulton ArchiveA neo-Nazi displays a white supremacist newspaper at a demonstration against President Jimmy Carter on Oct. 25, 1977. Getty ImagesA pistol-carrying comrade kneels beside a slain member of the Communists Workers Party moments after a shootout between the CWP and members of the Nazi and Ku Klux Klan on Nov. 4, 1979. Five people were killed at the rally. Bettmann ArchivesMembers of the KKK and Nazis hold a rally in Chicago’s Marquette Park in September 1988. Getty ImagesDemonstrators are held back by riot police during a protest against the KKK and neo-Nazi groups at the 1988 Democratic National Convention. Bettmann ArchiveA young counterprotester steps in to protect a Nazi from an angry mob in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on June 22, 1996. Mark BrunnerNeo-Nazi protesters organized by the National Socialist Movement demonstrate near the site of the grand opening ceremonies of the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center in Skokie, Illinois, on April 19, 2009. Getty ImagesChanting “White lives matter!” and “Jews will not replace us!” several hundred white nationalists and white supremacists carrying torches marched in a parade through the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville on Aug. 11, 2017. Washington Post
