Samuel a winkelmann (1 résultats)

A bitter polemic on racial integration and its detrimental effects on American society. The author posits that the differences between blacks and whites are irreconcilable and that the behavior of blacks leads to the degradation of all societal standards. He offers scientific and sociological studies as irrefutable proof of black criminality, lower IQs, and the inability of blacks to contribute anything important to Western (or African!) civilization. Although William S. Legrand's name appears on the cover and title page, the pamphlet may have been written by Houston oil & gas speculator Samuel A. Winkelmann (1912-2002) whose name has been redacted. Legrand[e] was a Texas-based Christian Identity minister who collaborated with Eustace Mullins on a number of publications. The pamphlet was distributed by the National States Rights Party and other extreme right groups. Stapled wrappers (8 ½" x 5 ½"), 36 p. A fine copy of an uncommon title. Only four copies in OCLC.…