National Alliance
Events (29)
- September 2-3, 1978: Neo-Nazi Convention Held in Virginia, Features National Alliance Leader 1978-09-02
- November 11, 1995: American Neo-Nazi Visits Britain, Speaks at Meeting of British National Party 1995-11-11
- April 23, 1997: Neo-Nazi Arrested after Pipe Bombs Accidentally Explode 1997-04-23
- June 5, 1997: New York Times Columnist Warns Americans, Media to Pay Closer Attention to Far-Right Extremists in Wake of McVeigh Conviction 1997-06-05
- August 8, 1998: Neo-Nazi Leader Tells Radio Listeners America Can ‘Clean Up’ ‘Mexicans and Blacks’ ‘If We Had the Will to Do It’ 1998-08-08
- March 25, 2000: Neo-Nazi Leader Asks Why He Cannot Kill White Women who Date African-American Men, Advocates ‘Door-to-Door’ Murder of Jews 2000-03-25
- December 16, 2000: Neo-Nazi Attacks African-American Woman after KKK Rally 2000-12-16
- June 4, 2001: Neo-Nazi Slain in Gun Battle with Illinois Police 2001-06-04
- July 16, 2001: Press Report: 12-Year-Old Helps Run White Supremacist Web Site for Children 2001-07-16
- After September 11, 2001: White Supremacist Says 9/11 Attacks May Destabilize US Government 2001-09-11
- January 4, 2002 and After: Neo-Nazi Caught While Attempting to Gun Down Members of Tennessee Synagogue 2002-01-04
- July 23, 2002: National Alliance Founder, Leader Dies 2002-07-23
- June 22, 2008: White Supremacist Web Sites Enjoy Spike in Participation after Obama Wins Nomination for Presidency, Press Reports 2008-06-22
- March 9, 2011: Alleged White Supremacist Kevin Harpham Charged with Planting Martin Luther King Day Bomb 2011-03-09
- March 1995: White Supremacist Launches Stormfront, Related Web Site
- May 1999: Neo-Nazi Leader: America Has ‘Tolerated the Jews for Far Too Long,’ Says ‘Revolution Is the Correct Course for Patriots’
- Summer 2005: Neo-Nazi National Alliance Moribund, Watchdog Organization Reports
- July 1992: White Supremacist Church Leader Sells Church Property in Fear of Lawsuit
- September 1983: White Supremacist Receives Standing Ovation at National Alliance Convention
- 1988: Neo-Nazi Group Founds Publishing House, Publishes Book to Inspire White Assassins
- September 1995: Neo-Nazi Leader Urges Members to Influence US Militias
- 1978: Neo-Nazi Group Founder Begins White Supremacist Church
- 1978: ’Turner Diaries’ Published; Will Influence Violent Far-Right Organizations and Individuals
- 1980-1982: Anti-Government Organizer Joins White Supremacist, Separatist Groups
- 1985: Neo-Nazi Leader Buys Farm in West Virginia, Transforms It into Organization Compound, HQ
- 1970-1974: White Supremacist Leaves Nazi Party, Founds National Alliance
- Late 2005 or Early 2006 and After: White Supremacist Founds Racist, Violent Videosharing Web Site
- Late 1993: White Supremacist Co-Founds Racist-Rock Music Label
- Summer 1999: Neo-Nazi Leader Buys Leading White-Power Music Label