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Title
Silent demonstration statement for George Lincoln Rockwell's speech
Work Type
Text
Date
1967
Description
George Lincoln Rockwell founded the American Nazi Party in 1959 and led it until his assassination in August of 1967. Lawrence students invited Rockwell to speak at Lawrence in the winter of 1966/67. Though college administrators discouraged the idea, they ultimately (and controversially) stood behind the students' right to hear Rockwell speak. He addressed an audience of Lawrence students and faculty in Memorial Chapel on February 8, 1967.
Repository
Lawrence University Archives
ID Number
ARC2020-049
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United States
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Lawrence University Archives, Lawrence University, Appleton, WI archives@lawrence.edu 920 832-6753
Lawrence University Archives, Lawrence University, Appleton, WI archives@lawrence.edu 920 832-6753
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