NATIONAL ALLIANCE CLEVELAND MEETING 1998Featuring William Luther Pierce & Tom Metzger🎥 A recording of a meeting with the Cleveland branch of the National Alliance from April 5th 1998.

Erich Gliebe, the leader of the Cleveland chapter and later the second chairman of the NA, opens the meeting. Afterwards William Luther Pierce speaks and holds a Q&A.
Tom Metzger also speaks as a guest speaker.

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NATIONAL RENAISSANCE PARTY MEETING, 1966
*📷 Photographs from a NRP meeting at Wagner High School in New York, March 22, 1966.
James Madole (speaker in the first picture)* and the uniformed members spoke to a crowd of 200.
The Board of Education initially denied the NRP citing the possibility of disorder. But the NRP in the end had the legal right to use the auditorium.

🗣️ Major John Ryan, commander of the NRP security echelon (standing left to the speaker in both pictures) concluded his speech with "white man unite, white man fight!"

The speaker in the second picture is Robert Burros, a candidate for the State Assembly, Orange County, New York.

The Order
Brüders Schweigen *⚔️***

*?? NSWPP *UNIFORM ?**

NSWPP Stormtrooper’s uniform shirt, 1973
Many ST had more than one shirt: an expensive, quality shirt for formal occasions & a cheaper shirt for public activities, where dangers of the shirt being ruined in fight or confiscated (stolen) by the police was always a possibility.

The tie is a clip-on, to prevent the wearer from being choked on a fight or an arrest.

The collar tabs (two red stripes on a black background) indicate the rank of Group Leader (GL). The Swastika pin on the left pocket indicates that this trooper is a full Member (not a Probationary Member or an Official Supporter). The ribbon worn on the left is a party award - in this case, the Party Service Medal. The star in the middle of the ribbon indicates that this trooper has won the award twice. (Appropriate military ribbons were worn at the same location on this right breast.)NSWPP Stormtrooper’s heavy-duty jacket, circa 1980
Waterproof & lined for winter wear. Had an attached hood.

Thanks to Martin Kerr for the info!