In This Issue:

THE REAL FATE OF JOHN WILKES BOOTH

By Pat Shannan

John Wilkes Booth, the killer of Abe Lincoln,may have escaped capture and lived into the 20th century.

THE TRUTH ABOUT SLAVERY IN AMERICA

By Clint E. Lacy

Contrary to popular mythology, slavery flourished under the U.S. flag. The peculiar institution was well protected under the U.S. Constitution.

BUSH GHOST OF AFRICA CONFOUNDS BRITISH

By Dr. Frederick Toben

This dashing guerrilla leader ignored orders from Berlin, and prepared to not only repel the British invaders in Africa, but go on the offensive and attack British outposts in East Africa.
 

In This Issue:

DANIEL BOONE: THE MAN & THE MYTH

By John Tiffany

A man bigger than life, the great adventurer emerges from the founding days of this nation as an American icon. And yet, many of the stories told of him are inaccurate.

NO REQUIEM FOR THE WHITE AFRICANS

By Deirdre Fields

The unique white ethnic group that is largely responsible for creating modern South Africa is slated for total extermination. Behind the scenes of this epidemic of black-on-white violence can be felt the hand of the Oppenheimer clan and other greedy industrialists.

AND WHAT IF HITLER HAD WON?

By Waffen SS General Leon Degrelle

If the Third Reich had survived and prevailed in WWII, how would the planet be different today? Here is an historical “what if” contemplation that is—sadly—the final chapter of Leon Degrelle’s My Revolutionary Life series. . . .
 

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