“I’ve been an American for over 60 years,” he says. “I’ve been a German for over 4,000.” Carson Vaughan interviews one of America’s leading neo-Nazis, Gerhard Lauck, a man who shot his own brother and inspired acts of white supremacist violence across the globe.

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The Farm Belt führer: the making of a neo-Nazi

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