The American Nazi Party: A Study of its Career and Intellectual Premises

The basic idea of the research is to shed light on the minutes and details of American history based on the fact that the sum of those details is what draws and shapes the final picture of society and the State in the United States of America. The research aims to study and analyze a phenomenon characterized by its clear and influential presence in American society, which is the phenomenon of high rates of extremism and the emergence of parties and movements representing it. As for the importance of research, it is linked to the great significance that the United States of America represents at all levels, so studying and analyzing its history remains a substantial requirement and an academic necessity that provides us with more understanding of the policies and orientations of that pivotal country. The research has been divided into three sections; the first one is a brief biography of the life of the founder of the party and also included the most prominent visions and ideas that he was advocating. The second section highlighted the founding history of the party and the most prominent stations that he went through. The third and last section involved the stage of defections and multiple leaderships that followed the death of the founder. The research concluded that the United States of America has characteristics that make it a suitable environment for the emergence and growth of extremist currents.