Podcast
Behind the Bastards
The book was referenced when discussing David Duke's early life and political affiliations. It was mentioned that Duke read Carto's book and flirted with Nazism in college.
Dukes Knights of the Ku Klux Klan became the most prominent clan group of the 1970s do in large part to Duke's decision to Wed the organization more closely with outright Nazism and help organize clan...
— Episode: Part Four: How To Build An Army
Episode: Part Four: How To Build An Army
The book was referenced when discussing David Duke's early life and political affiliations. It was mentioned that Duke read Carto's book and flirted with Nazism in college.
Dukes Knights of the Ku Klux Klan became the most prominent clan group of the 1970s do in large part to Duke's decision to Wed the organization more closely with outright Nazism and help organize clan border patrols to stop migrants
In 1975 Willis Cartos covered Duke's campaign for the Louisiana Senate in an issue on of his weekly magazine the National Spotlight Cartos wrote he sees the clan not as a terrorist organization, but as a political movement with ideological leadership