NEIGHBOR'S NETWORK (ATLANTA, GA.) Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 (bulk 1987-1998)

Emory University Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library Atlanta, GA 30322 404-727-6887 [email protected]

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Creator: Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) Title: Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 (bulk 1987-1998) Call Number: Manuscript Collection No. 1009 Extent: 12.5 linear feet (26 boxes), 1 oversized papers box (OP) and 2 bound volumes (BV) Abstract: Records of community organization Neighbor's Network including administrative records, subject files, printed material and photographs that document the group's efforts to monitor and counteract hate group activity in Atlanta, Georgia and surrounding localities. Language: Materials entirely in English.

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Biographical Note Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) was founded in 1987 with the mission to counter "hate- crime and hate-group activity through research, education, victims assistance and community action." The organization was staffed by a small group of volunteers and community organizers dedicated to exposing and promoting public awareness of hate group activity in Georgia. Volunteers regularly distributed fliers around Atlanta neighborhoods denouncing the Ku Klux Klan and organizations. They also distributed fliers inviting community members to report their knowledge of local hate group activity. The group published several newsletters, including Georgia Report and Neighbor's Network Alert, detailing hate crimes and other activity around the state. Volunteers monitored hate group activity on multiple levels, from recording sightings of known or Klan members in communities to infiltrating and reporting major rallies. Neighbor's Network volunteers were particularly dedicated to documenting the leaders of hate groups through reports and photographs of their activity. Walter Brown (W.B.) Reeves was co-chair of education and outreach for Neighbor's Network from 1989-1995, and individually infiltrated numerous rallies and meetings. He also gathered information from various groups by corresponding with them under the alias Scott Daniels. As part of their victims assistance program, the organization helped young people leave the Nazi/ skinhead community. Victims assistance also involved documenting instances of harassment, and occasionally even housesitting so that victims of attacks could sleep more peacefully in their homes. Neighbor's Network disbanded in 1995.

Scope and Content Note The collection consists of the records of Neighbor's Network from 1936-1998 [bulk 1987-1998] and includes administrative records, subject files, printed material and photographs. Administrative records document the day to day operations of the organization, including its monitoring activities and victims assistance efforts. The series contains correspondence, financial records, mailing lists, reports, and victims assistance files, as well as various policy documents, telephone hotline logs and transcripts of conversations, and other records. Subject files document organizations affiliated with Neighbor's Network, such as the Center for Democratic Renewal, and hate groups monitored by Neighbor's Network such as the Ku Klux Klan, Aryan groups, Neo-Nazi and skinhead organizations, and other radical or white supremacist groups. Files may include correspondence, clippings, newsletters, fliers and other printed material. Some hate group files also contain notes from Neighbor's Network monitors, though most files do not contain any evidence of infiltration by the Network. In this collection, hate groups are categorized based on the Southern Poverty Law Center's classifications.

2 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] Materials relating to other radical organizations or individuals are included in an "other subject files" category. Printed material includes material created and collected by Neighbor's Network. Printed material by Neighbor's Network includes fliers, reports and press releases published by the organization to promote their mission and inform the public about hate group activity. Also included are numerous clippings about the organization. Additionally, printed material contains fliers, newsletters, zines, clippings and other items created by or relating to hate groups monitored by Neighbor's Network. Of particular note is a photocopy of the Bible. The series also includes printed material from other organizations, including human rights organizations and radical or fringe groups not classified as hate groups. Photographs document rallies and other events held by the Ku Klux Klan, skinhead, and Neo-Nazi groups, and include images of white supremacist leaders such as Miles Dowling, , David Lynch, and Thomas Robb.

Arrangement Note Organized into four series: (1) Administrative records, (2) Subject files, (3) Printed material and (4) Photographs.

3 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] Description of Series

Series 1: Administrative records, 1975-1996 Series 2: Subject files, 1965-1995 Series 3: Printed material, 1936-1998 Subseries 3.1: Printed material by or about Neighbor's Network, 1989-1995 Subseries 3.2: Printed material by other organizations, 1936-1998 Series 4: Photographs, 1987-1994

4 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] Series 1 Administrative records, 1975-1996 Boxes 1 - 4, OP1

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the administrative records of Neighbor's Network from 1975-1996, with the bulk of material from 1985-1996. The series includes correspondence, financial records, mailing lists, reports, and victims assistance files, as well as various policy documents, telephone hotline logs and transcripts of conversations, and other records. Correspondence is of a general nature and is primarily between Neighbor's Network and other organizations. Financial records are minimal, but include examples of budgets, treasurer's reports and fundraising efforts. Mailing lists in the series document members of Neighbor's Network, as well as organizations that were being monitored by Neighbor's Network. Policy documents include instructions for monitoring hate groups, as well as guidelines for volunteers and instructions for running regular meetings. Reports make up a significant portion of the series, though they are not comprehensive. They include field reports documenting specific instances of hate group activity in Georgia and Tennessee; monitor's reports documenting infiltration of events held by hate groups; and other reports documenting meetings and conversations. Also present in the series are call logs from the Neighbor's Network telephone hotline, which record community members calling the organization to report hate group activity or ask for assistance. The series also includes detailed transcripts of conversations with a few individuals. Finally, victims assistance files document the efforts of Neighbor's Network to aid victims of hate groups, particularly members trying to leave such groups.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 1 1 Application for 501(a) federal income tax exemption status, 1991 1 2 Application for 501(c)(3) status, circa 1990 1 3 Application for delivery of mail through agent, 1989 1 4 Articles of Incorporation, The KKK Took our Name Away, 1992 1 5 Bibliography, circa 1992 1 6 Board of Directors, 1992 1 7 Coalition for International Outreach against Hate, 1992-1993 1 8 Correspondence, 1986-1989 1 9 Correspondence, 1990 1 10 Correspondence, 1991 1 11 Correspondence, 1992 1 12 Correspondence, 1993 1 13 Correspondence, 1994 1 14 Correspondence, 1995-1996 1 15 Correspondence, no date

5 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 1 16 "Debriefing for Victims of Hate Crimes," 1994 1 17 Description of Neighbor's Network, no date 1 18 Fact sheets, circa 1990 1 19 Financial records, bank statements, 1992-1993 1 20 Financial records, budgets, 1991-1995 2 1 Financial records, expenses, 1989-1993 2 2 Financial records, fundraising, 1991-1992 2 3 Financial records, treasurer's reports, 1993 2 4 Forms, event planning, no date 2 5 Forms, membership application [blank], no date 2 6 Forms, photograph release [blank], no date 2 7 Georgia Report [draft], Summer 1995 2 8 Georgia Report [draft], December 18, 1990 2 9 Georgia Report outline, June-July 1995 2 10 Goals of Neighbor's Network, no date 2 11 Guidelines on correct monitoring procedures [draft], no date 2 12 History of Neighbor's Network, circa 1991 2 13 Insurance summary of benefits, no date 2 14 Letterhead [blank], no date 2 15 Logo, no date 2 16 Mailing lists: Georgia Report mailing list, no date 2 17 Mailing lists: Hate groups, no date 2 18 Mailing lists: List of organizations distributed by Joseph Dilys, 1990 2 19 Mailing lists: Neighbor's Network members, no date 2 20 Mailing lists: Other organizations, no date 2 21 Mailing lists: Press, no dates 2 22 Mailing lists: unidentified, no date 2 23 Meeting agendas, 1992-1993 2 24 Meeting notes, 1989-1991, 1995 2 25 Model agenda and committee structure for Neighbor's Network and weekly meetings, 1991 2 26 Name reservation certificate, 1992 2 27 Neighbor's Network hotline, call logs, circa 1991-1995 2 28 Notes, no date 2 29 Policies, no date 2 30 "Position Statement of the Metro-Atlanta Neighbor's Network on the Incidence of Anti-Semitic Harassment and Violence at the J.J. Daniels Middle School in Cobb County, Georgia," no date 2 31 Presentation on Neighbor's Network and hate groups, no date 2 32 Proposal for public service announcements about hate crimes, no date

6 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 3 1 Reeves, Walter, resume, no date 3 2 Reports: Bi-annual Bias Crime Reports, 1991 OP1 1 Reports: Car registrations of hate group members, no date 3 3 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Albany, 1992 3 4 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Atlanta, 1991 3 5 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Conyers, 1992 3 6 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Covington, circa 1991 3 7 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Dalton, 1990 3 8 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Forsyth County, 1992 3 9 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Franklin, 1992 3 10 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Jasper, 1990 3 11 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Jefferson, 1991 3 12 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Lawrenceville, 1992 3 13 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Madison, 1991 3 14 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Marietta, 1993 3 15 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Norcross, 1989 3 16 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Powder Springs, 1992 3 17 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Rome, 1992-1993 3 18 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Summerville, no date 3 19 Reports: Field reports, Georgia, Temple, 1990 3 20 Reports: Field reports, Tennessee, Knoxville, 1993 3 21 Reports: Field reports, Tennessee, Pulaski, 1991-1992 3 22 Reports: Field reports, Tennessee, Springfield, 1991 3 23 Reports: Information and intelligence reports, circa 1990-1993 3 24 Reports: Meeting on corruption in local government in Twiggs County, December 11, 1993 3 25 Reports: Meeting with Charles Wittingstein of the Anti-Defamation League, June 24, 1991 3 26 Reports: Monitor's report, David Irving speech, Atlanta Committee for Historical Review, October 15, 1986 3 27 Reports: Monitor's report, Southern White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan rally, Bethlehem, Georgia, February 21, 1987 3 28 Reports: Monitor's report, unidentified rally, Stone Mountain, Georgia, August 31, 1986 3 29 Reports: Monitor's report, Forsyth County Brotherhood March, January 24, 1987 3 30 Reports: Reports on conversations with skinheads, 1991-1993 3 31 Reports: unidentified, no date 3 32 Reports: Weekly reports, September 1993-December 1994 3 33 Research file, Listserve archive printouts, 1992-1993

7 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 3 34 Research file, Listserve archive printouts, 1995 3 35 Research file on libel and slander, 1975-1991 3 36 "Research Notes on: Survival, Organization, and Propaganda," no date 3 37 Sample letter to white supremacists, no date 3 38 "The Wide Awake," first issue draft, no date 3 39 Transcript: American Vision, Inner Circle Banquet [Also includes summary report], March 19, 1994 3 40 Transcript: Conversation with "T" [incomplete], no date 3 41 Transcript: Koernke, Mark, speaking at the Castlegate Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia [tape 4], June 12, 1994 3 42 Transcript: Martin, Tom, first conversation, 1991 3 43 Transcript: Reeves, Walter, conversations with "Ricky from Snellville," August 1991 4 1 Victims assistance, 1990-1995 4 2 Volunteer guidelines, no date 4 3 White supremacist groups hotline monitoring logs, circa 1992

8 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] Series 2 Subject files, 1965-1995 Boxes 5 - 9

Scope and Content Note The series consists of materials relating to organizations associated with Neighbor's Network and hate groups monitored by Neighbor's Network from 1965-1995, with the bulk of material between 1985-1995. Materials with earlier dates are mainly news articles collected by Neighbor's Network. The subject files may include correspondence, clippings, newsletters, fliers and other printed material. Affiliated organizations files document Neighbor's Network's relationships with similar organizations such as the Center for Democratic Renewal (CDR) and the Southern Poverty Law Center's Klan Watch branch. Files relating to the CDR document both the cooperation and tension between the two organizations, leading up to the termination of their affiliation in 1992. Of particular interest is the Religious Movement Resource Center file which provides a monthly record of hate group activity during 1993 and 1994. Hate group files primarily document the activities of Ku Klux Klan and skinhead organizations. Some hate group files include letters to Walter Reeves addressed to his alias, Scott Daniels, or notes taken by Neighbor's Network members at infiltrated meetings. Many files show no evidence of Neighbor's Network involvement, and some files document groups located outside of the local monitoring area. Populist Party files are extensive and primarily consist of records documenting the backlash against efforts to remove the Confederate battle flag from the Georgia State Flag in the early 1990s. Other subject files document prominent individuals such as David Irving, as well as other contemporary radical movements such as militias. There is no indication that Neighbor's Network actively monitored these groups.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Affiliated organizations subject files Box Folder Content 5 1 American Bar Association, no date 5 2 Anti-Racist Federation, 1990 5 3 Atlanta Black Human Rights Coalition, Malcolm X Grassroots Movement, 1990 5 4 Baha'is of Kennesaw and West Cobb County, no date 5 5 Center for Democratic Renewal, 185-1991 5 6 Center for Democratic Renewal, 1992-1994 5 7 Community Coalition Against Bigotry, 1992 5 8 Concerned Black Citizens Committee, 1990-1992 5 9 The Confederation of African Americans to Live the Dream, 1993 5 10 Family Concerns, 1992 5 11 Georgia Civil Rights Network, 1993 5 12 Georgia Municipal Association, 1992

9 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 5 13 Georgia Municipal Association, Task Force on Racism and Bigotry, 1992 5 14 Georgia Municipal Association, Task Force on Racism and Bigotry, 1993 6 1 Political Research Associates, 1995 6 2 Racism Response Network, no date 6 3 Religious Movement Resource Center, 1993-1994 6 4 Southern Poverty Law Center, 1989-1993 6 5 Southwest Georgia Community Action Council, 1992 6 6 WRFG Radio Free Georgia, 1990-1993

Hate groups subject files 6 7 American Front, 1993 6 8 American Renaissance, no date 6 9 American Research Institute, no date 6 10 Aryan National Front, 1992-1993 6 11 , 1965-1994 6 12 Aryan Resistance League, 1992-1993 6 13 Carolina Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, 1986 6 14 Christian Guard, 1993 6 15 Christian Identity, no date 6 16 Church of the Creator, Georgia, 1992-1993 6 17 Confederate Hammer Skins, no date 6 18 Confederate Knights of America, 1990 6 19 Council of Conservative Citizens, no date 6 20 Culture of the South Association, 1989 6 21 Demosthenian Society, 1972-1974 6 22 Eastern Hammer Skins, 1992 6 23 Euro-American Alliance, 1992 6 24 Florida Corps Skinheads, 1989-1992 6 25 From the Mountain, 1985-1990 [bulk 1990] 6 26 Georgia National Socialist Alliance, 1990 6 27 Institute for Historical Review, 1986-1992 7 1 Invincible Empire Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, no date 7 2 Invisible Empire Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Florida, 1987-1992 7 3 Invisible Empire Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Georgia, 1987-1993 7 4 Invisible Empire Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, New Jersey, 1988-1991 7 5 Iron Horse Empire of the Ku Klux Klan, 1988 7 6 Keystone Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, 1992 7 7 Kingdom of Light Ministry, 1992 7 8 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, 1991-1995 7 9 Ku Klux Klan, Betty Jack Hayes, 1992

10 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 7 10 Liberty Lobby, 1987 7 11 National Alliance, no date 7 12 National Association for the Advancement of White People, 1977-1993 7 13 National Renaissance Party, 1971 7 14 National Socialist Front, 1987 7 15 National Socialist Political Action League, 1991 7 16 National Socialist Youth of Georgia, 1991 7 17 , 1990 7 18 New Order Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, 1982-1993 7 19 Odinists, 1991-1992 7 20 Old Glory Skinheads, 1987-1989 7 21 Populist Party, 1991-1992 7 22 Populist Party, 1992-1993 8 1 Populist Party 1986-1993 8 2 Racial Loyalty, 1990-1991 8 3 Rebel Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, 1993-1995 8 4 Royal Confederate Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Georgia, 1990-1993 8 5 Skinheads, 1987-1991 8 6 SS of America, 1989-1991 8 7 Southern White Knights, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, 1985-1994 8 8 Tennessee White Unity Coalition, no date 8 9 Union of the American People, 1974-1975 8 10 United Klans, 1984-1991 8 11 , 1993 8 12 White Cause, 1992-1992 8 13 White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, 1990-1993 8 14 White Unity Party, 1973-1992 8 15 Youth Corps, 1990

Other subject files 9 1 The Alternative, no date 9 2 Buchanan, Pat, no date 9 3 Cobb County schools, discrimination, 1989-1990 9 4 Common Sense, no date 9 5 Conspiracy theories, 1994-1995 9 6 Craig, David, no date 9 7 Faith-based organizations 1984-1993] 9 8 Gay and Lesbian issues, 1992-1993 9 9 Hall, Gene, 1992-1993 9 10 Hate crimes, 1991-1993

11 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 9 11 Hate rock, 1988-1993 9 12 Irving, David, 1989-1993 9 13 March on , 30th anniversary, 1993 9 14 Militias, 1994-1997 9 15 Newton County schools, discrimination, 1990-1991 9 16 Tax resistors, 1991-1995 9 17 Trotskyist League, 1992 9 18 Walker, Gregory, criminal records, 1989 9 19 Worker conditions and discrimination, 1993 9 20 Wysong, Gordon J., 1993

12 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] Series 3 Printed material, 1936-1998 Boxes 10 - 21

Scope and Content Note The series consists of printed material primarily created and collected by Neighbor's Network between 1989-1998, with some clippings dated as early as 1936. Printed material created by Neighbor's Network includes fliers, reports, and press releases published and distributed by the organization to promote their activities and disseminate information about hate group activity in Georgia. The series also contains numerous clippings about Neighbor's Network and its activities. The bulk of the series consists of printed material created by other organizations and collected by Neighbor's Network and includes fliers, newsletters, print ephemera and other items from hate groups, human rights organizations, and radical or fringe groups or individuals not classified as hate groups. The series also contains clippings collected by Neighbor's Network relating to hate groups, anti-gay legislation, and fascism. The bulk, though not all, of the clippings relate to the Southeastern United States.

Arrangement Note Organized into two subseries: (3.1) Printed material by or about Neighbor's Network, and (3.2) Printed material by other organizations.

13 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] Subseries 3.1 Printed material by or about Neighbor's Network, 1989-1995 Box 10

Scope and Content Note The series consists of printed material both by and about the Neighbor's Network, principally from 1989-1995. The subseries includes numerous newspaper and publication references to the Neighbor's Network, as well as fliers, incident reports, and press releases the Network created. The Georgia Report is an especially noteworthy publication, as it provides a concise but complete sketch of hate group activity in Atlanta and the surrounding region during the period in which Neighbor's Network was active.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Printed material by Neighbor's Network Box Folder Content 10 1 The Aryan Nations, January 22, 1990 10 2 Crying Wolf?, no date 10 3 Fliers, advertising events, 1989-1995 10 4 Fliers, anti-Ku Klux Klan, 1989-1995 10 5 Fliers, anti-Nazi/Skinhead, 1989-1995 10 6 Fliers, pro-Neighbor's Network, 1989-1995 10 7 Fliers, unspecific to particular groups, 1989-1995 10 8 Georgia Report, 1990 10 9 Georgia Report, 1991 10 10 Georgia Report, 1992 10 11 Georgia Report, 1993-1995 10 12 "Hatred in Georgia" compilations, 1990-1993 10 13 Hidden Agenda, 1994 10 14 Incident reports, 1989-1993 10 15 International Outreach, Spring 1994 10 16 Militia Report, 1994 10 17 National Socialist Youth of Georgia, no date 10 18 Neighbor's Network activities sheet, no date 10 19 Neighbor's Network Alert, 1989-1995 10 20 Racism: An Ideology, no date 10 21 Report on the Municipal Elections in Blakely, Georgia, November 1991 10 22 The Shadow of Hatred, 1994 10 23 "Symbols of Hatred" flier, no date 10 24 Update on U.S. Klans, July 1991

14 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998]

Printed material about Neighbor's Network 10 25 Clippings, 1989 10 26 Clippings, 1990 10 27 Clippings, 1991 10 28 Clippings, 1992 10 29 Clippings, 1993 10 30 Clippings, 1994 10 31 Clippings, no date 10 32 Publications hostile to Neighbor's Network, 1991-1993 10 33 Special publications referencing Neighbor's Network, 1989-1995

15 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] Subseries 3.2 Printed material by other organizations, 1936-1998 Box 11 - 21

Scope and Content Note The subseries consists of printed material primarily collected by the Neighbor's Network but produced by other organizations between 1989-1995, with some clippings dated as early as 1936. The subseries includes zines, newspapers, newsletters, fliers, print ephemera, and press releases created by hate groups, organizations dedicated to monitoring hate groups, and a range of other organizations. Also included is the Southern Poverty Law Center's Klanwatch Intelligence Report from 1990-1995, and the Center for Democratic Renewal's Weekly Updates from 1987-1990. A notable range of Ku Klux Klan produced material is present, as well as a photocopy of the Christian Identity Bible and a substantial number of American Vision's publication Biblical Worldview. Flyers tend to advertise rallies or other gatherings. The other organizations category includes printed material created by or about individuals, human rights organizations, and radical or fringe groups not classified as hate groups. Organizations with similar names are not necessarily affiliated with each other.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Printed material by and about hate groups Box Folder Content 11 1 Alert Americans Association, 1987 11 2 American Family Association, 1991 11 3 American Immigrant Control Foundation, 1991 11 4 , circa 1988-1992 11 5 American Renaissance Conference, 1991, 1994 11 6 American Patriot Federation, circa 1995 11 7 American Vision, circa 1980-1994 11 8 American Vision, The AV Report, 1990-1992 11 9 American Vision, Biblical Worldview, 1986-April 1994 11 10 American Vision, Biblical Worldview, May 1994-1995 11 11 Anglo-Saxon Christian Patriots, no date 11 12 Den -Widerstand Organisieren, no date 11 13 Aryan National Front, 1972, no date 11 14 Aryan Nations, 1990-1992 11 15 Aryan Nations, The Eagle and the Serpent, 1965 11 16 Aryan Resistance League, no date 11 17 Aryan Women's League, 1992 11 18 C.N.G. [a proposal for a cyber nationalist group], 1995 11 19 Christian Identity Bible [photocopy], no date

16 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 12 1 Christian Identity, The Real Hate Group, no date 12 2 Christian Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, 1990 12 3 Christian Patriot Crusader, no date 12 4 Church of the Creator, no date 12 5 Citizens for a Constitutional Georgia, circa 1994 12 6 Concerned Christian Alliance, no date 12 7 Confederate Front, no date 12 8 Confederate Knights of America, Terry Boyce, no date 12 9 Crusade Against Corruption, 1988 12 10 Emergency Committee to Suspend Immigration, 1990 12 11 European American Education Association [now the American Nazi Party], no date 12 12 Family Assistance Project, 1992 12 13 Family Research Council, 1993, 1997 12 14 First Strike Skinheads, no date 12 15 Freikorpsman Presse, no date 12 16 Fyrdung, no date 12 17 Georgia National Socialist Alliance, circa 1990 12 18 Holocaust denial [general], no date 12 19 Institute for Historical Review, no date 12 20 Invisible Empire Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, The Klansman, 1976, 1986, 1989-1992 12 21 John Birch Society, no date 12 22 JWS Militant Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, no date 12 23 Ku Klux Klan, 1992 12 24 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, circa 1990-1995 12 25 Knight Riders, October 23, 1993 12 26 Lane, David, "Open Letter from David Lane," 1990 12 27 Liberty Bell Publications, no date 12 28 National Alliance, circa 1991-1992 12 29 National Association for the Advancement of White People, no date 12 30 National Democratic Front, circa 1987-1990 12 31 National Socialist Kindred, 1992 12 32 National Socialist Political Action League, no date 12 33 National Socialist Vanguard, 1989-1993 12 34 National Socialist White People's Party, "Resistance", December 1994 12 35 National Socialists, 1992 12 36 National Vanguard, National Alliance, 1992 12 37 Nationalist Movement, circa 1992 12 38 Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartie [NSDAP, the Nazi Party], no date

17 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 12 39 New Beginnings: Voice of the New National Socialist, 1989 12 40 New Nation USA, 1985-1992 12 41 New Order, circa 1989 13 1 New World Today, 1995 13 2 On Guard: A National Socialist Viewpoint, 1992 13 3 Plexus: A National Socialist Theoretical Journal, 1994 13 4 Police Against the New World Order, Operation Vampire Killer 2000, 1992 13 5 Populist Party of Georgia, circa 1990-1993 13 6 Private Intelligence Network, The PIN Newsletter, 1995 13 7 PRO-S.O.C.S. [Separation of Church and State], circa 1994 13 8 Racial Loyalty, 1990-1991 13 9 Resistance: The Music Magazine of the True Alternative, 1994 13 10 Resistance Records Report, Under the Hammer, 1993 13 11 S.S. Action Group, circa 1991-1993 13 12 S.S. of America, no date 13 13 Scriptures for America, 1994 13 14 Southern Heritage Magazine, no date 13 15 Southern National Party, 1983-1984 13 16 Southern White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, circa 1991-1994 13 17 Sovereign Citizen's Movement, The American Bulletin, no date 13 18 Spotlight, 1986-October 12, 1987 13 19 Spotlight, October 19, 1987-November 23, 1987 13 20 Spotlight, November 12, 1990-March 26, 1995 13 21 Spotlight, April 10, 1995-May 1, 1995 14 1 Spotlight, Desert Shield Spotlight, 1991 14 2 Templar Knights, no date 14 3 Thunor Services, no date 14 4 Truth At Last, no date [1 of 2] 14 5 Truth At Last, no date [2 of 2] 14 6 U.S. Klans, circa 1990-1993 14 7 Unidentified organization, flyer for Aryan Fest, 1994 14 8 Unidentified organization, "Death to Race Mixers" leaflet [photocopy], no date 14 9 Unidentified organization, sticker depicting a Jewish silhouette in a universal no sign, circa 1990 14 10 United Klans of America, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, no date 14 11 United States Citizen's Crimes Commission, 1993 14 12 United States of America Nationalist Party, 1993 14 13 Various groups, business cards and stickers [photocopies], circa 1990 14 14 Voice of Liberty, 1995 14 15 Voice of the People, 1994

18 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 14 16 White Aryan Resistance, 1986-1987 14 17 White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, 1990-1993

Printed material by and about other organizations 14 18 2nd Amendment Committee, no date 14 19 Abortion Rights Activist, no date 14 20 Accuracy in Media, Aim Report, 1990 14 21 Advent Movement, Protestant: The Voice of the Advent Movement, no date 14 22 All Media, 1993 14 23 American Jewish Committee, 1990-1992 14 24 American Sentinel: Your Inside Report on National Defense, Foreign Affairs, and Internal Security, 1990 14 25 American Shooting Sports Council, 1994 14 26 American Pistol and Rifle Association, APRA News, 1992 14 27 Anti-Defamation League, 1979-1997 14 28 Anti-Defamation League, special reports, circa 1987-1993 15 1 Antifa Jugeninfo, no date 15 2 Anti-Facist Defense Committee, no date 15 3 Antifaschistisches Info, 1992 15 4 Anti-Nazi League, 1993-1994 15 5 Anti-Racist Action, circa 1994-1997 15 6 Atlanta Care Center, From The Heart, 1992 15 7 Atlantans in Defense of Democracy, 1986 15 8 Bay Area Coalition for Our Reproductive Rights, 1994-1995 15 9 The Bible Answers Racial Questions, by Gene Hall, 1974 15 10 Black Workers for Justice, 1995 15 11 Boston T. Party, "Goodbye April 15th," 1994 15 12 Buckley, Joe, "White Nation, Our Salvation," August 16, 1995 15 13 Campa Magan Cooperative Prison Distribution Project, no date 15 14 Camo Bunker Army Navy Store, 1993 15 15 Campaign Against Racism and Fascism, 1995-1996 15 16 Center for Campus Organizing, 1995 15 17 Center for Democratic Renewal, 1985-1991 15 18 Center for Democratic Renewal, The Monitor, 1986-1992 15 19 Center for Democratic Renewal, Weekly Updates, 1987-1988] 15 20 Center for Democratic Renewal, Weekly Updates, 1989-1990 15 21 Cheney, L. Clifford, circa 1992-1994 15 22 Christian Party, 1992 15 23 Christian Research Institute, circa 1990-1994 15 24 Citizens for Public Awareness, 1990

19 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 15 25 Citizens for a Safe Government, circa 1995 15 26 Coalition for Human Dignity, 1995-1997 16 1 Coalition for Human Dignity, The Dignity Report, 1995-1997 16 2 Coalition for Human Dignity, Northwest Update, 1995-1996 16 3 Coalition for Human Dignity, Northwest Update, 1997 16 4 Cobb Citizens Coalition, Inc 1994-1997 16 5 College Patriots, no date 16 6 Comité d'intevention contre la violence raciste [report in English], 1992 16 7 Committee to Save our State Flag, 1992 16 8 Comparet, Bertrand L, no date 16 9 Confederate Society of America, no date [post-1992] 16 10 Confederate Underground, 1994 16 11 Crystal Rain Agency, 1992-1994 16 12 Decontrol, no date 16 13 DeMar, Gary and Peter J. Leinhart, The Legacy of Hatred Continues: A Response to Hal Lindsey's The Road to the Holocaust, 1989 16 14 Drugwar Newsletter, no date 16 15 Engage/social action, 1987 16 16 Feminist Majority, 1995 16 17 Financial Privacy News, 1992 16 18 Focus on the Family, Citizen, 1990-1994 16 19 For the People, 1993 16 20 Freedom Writer, 1991-1997 16 21 Front Lines Research, 1994 16 22 The Gainesville Iguana, 1990 16 23 Georgia Counter Klan, no date 16 24 Georgia Leadership Commission 1994 16 25 Georgia Libertarian Party, 1991-1994 16 26 Georgia Municipal Association, Task Force on Racism, Prejudice and Bigotry, 1993 16 27 Georgia Spotlight, 1990 16 28 Georgia Tax Payers Association, no date 16 29 Global Information Alliance Militia Report 1995 17 1 Heralds of the Truth, Earth's Final Warning, no date 17 2 Heritage Preservation Association, 1994 17 3 How to Start and Train a Militia Unit, 1994 17 4 Human Relations Commission, "Promoting an Intercultural Society: The Georgia Model," 1990 17 5 Illinois State Advisory Council to the US Commission on Civil Rights, 1986 17 6 Industrial Workers of the World, 1997-1998

20 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 17 7 Institute for Southern Studies, 1981 17 8 Iron Cross [business card advertising World War II Nazi memorabilia], no date 17 9 Irving, David, 1990 17 10 J.B. Stoner for Lieutenant Governor, 1974 17 11 Kennesaw Watch, 1990 17 12 Kleim, Milton J, Jr. [Aryan activist writing on uses of USENET], 1995 17 13 Left wing anti-authoritarian clip art, no date 17 14 Living Word, 1994 17 15 Louisiana Coalition Against Racism and , no date 17 16 Midwest Anti-Fascist Network, 1994 17 17 Miller, Zell, Governor of Georgia proposal to change the state flag, 1992 17 18 Minnesotans for a United Ireland, 1995 17 19 Models for Community Based Organizations, no date 17 20 Movement to change the Georgia state flag, 1991 17 21 National Anti-Klan Network [later the Center for Democratic Renewal], 1980-1983 17 22 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Confederate Flag Resolution, 1991 17 23 National Campaign for Freedom of Expression, Autumn 1993 17 24 North Carolinians Against Racist and Religious Violence, 1989-1990 17 25 Northwestern Coalition Against Malicious Harassment, 1994-1996 17 26 People for the American Way, 1993-1994 17 27 Pittsburgh Coalition to Counter Hate Groups, September 1995 17 28 Political Research Associates, 1993-2004 17 29 Red and Anarchist Skinheads/May Day Crew, 1993 17 30 Remembrance Newsletters, no date 17 31 Researcher, 1993 17 32 Roswell Vietnam War Memorial Committee, 1995 17 33 Searchlight, 1986-1996 18 1 Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice, no date 18 2 Sons of Confederate Veterans, Bugle Call, 1994-1996 18 3 Southern Poseur, 1993 18 4 Southern Poverty Law Center, Klanwatch Intelligence Reports, August 1988- August 1990 18 5 Southern Poverty Law Center, Klanwatch Intelligence Reports, October 1990- December 1992 18 6 Southern Poverty Law Center, Klanwatch Intelligence Reports, February 1993- June 1995 18 7 Southern Poverty Law Center, Klanwatch Intelligence Reports, August 1995- Winter 1999

21 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 18 8 Southern Poverty Law Center, Klanwatch Special Report, 1994 18 9 Southern Poverty Law Center, 1990-1996 18 10 Sovereign Heritage, 1990 18 11 Sovereign Open Community Market [also referred to as Sovereign Free Marketplace: The Open Community Bizarre], no date 18 12 Survivor, 1991 18 13 Taxpayers for Responsible Government, no date 18 14 Taylor, Don, no date 18 15 Terry, Randall A, "The Sell Out of the Christian Right or How Long Will the Christian Coalition Be the Mistress of the Republican Party?" July 19, 1994 18 16 Turning the Tide, 1994 18 17 Transeuropa, 1991-1992 18 18 Unidentified organization, "Be Scared" flier [announcing that the UN flag is the only flag in the waiting room of the Deputy Commander, US Army Special Forces Command at Fort Bragg], 1995 18 19 Unidentified organization opposing "con-con" revisions, no date 18 20 Unidentified organization, "Restore Our Liberty" flier [rally advertisement with elected officials, authors, and "patriotic leaders"], no date 18 21 Unidentified organization, "This Is The NAACP's Idea of a Social Change!" flier, 1992 19 1 Unidentified organizations [compiled collection of conservative writings from books, magazines, and reports], no date [1 of 2] 19 2 Unidentified organizations [compiled collection of conservative writings from books, magazines, and reports], no date [2 of 2] 19 3 US Department of Justice Community Relations Service, no date 19 4 Various groups [flier for a Robert E. Lee Birthday event], no date 19 5 Volunteers of America, no date 19 6 Wildman's Best Little War House, no date 19 7 Wind Chill Factor, 1991 19 8 World Jewish Congress, 1992-1993 19 9 World News from the Net, no date 19 10 Wreck Room, no date

Clippings about other organizations 19 11 1936-1988 19 12 1989 19 13 1990 19 14 1991 19 15 January 1992-July 1992 19 16 August 1992-December 1992 20 1 January 1993-April 1993

22 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 20 2 May 1993-June 1993 20 3 July 1993-August 1993 20 4 September 1993-December 1993 20 5 January 1994-May 1994 20 6 June 1994-December 1994 21 1 January 1995-April 1995 21 2 May 1995-December 1995 21 3 1996-1997 21 4 1998 21 5 no date

23 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] Series 4 Photographs, 1987-1994 Boxes 22 - 26, BV 1 - 2

Scope and Content Note The series consists of the photographs from 1987-1994, of rallies and other events organized by a variety of hate groups, including various iterations of the Ku Klux Klan, skinheads, and Neo- Nazi sects. Notably, the Neighbors Network took pains to photograph leaders of several major hate groups. The collection, specifically, includes photographs of prominent individuals in the hate group movement in the late 1980s and early 1990s, specifically David Lynch, David Irving, Thomas Robb, and Miles Dowling, among others. The photographs are most often from events in Georgia, however many photographs are included from rallies in Tennessee and Alabama as well.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 22 1 American Front, with Confederate Hammer Skins, [includes photographs of David Lynch, major skinhead leader] rally, Brooksville, Florida, May 1992 22 2 Aryan Resistance League, with American National Front, Aryan Sisters League, and Christian Guard, Adolf Hitler Fest, Conyers, Georgia, April 17, 1993 22 3 Atlanta Committee for Historical Review, with former members of the Populist Party of Georgia, [includes photographs of David Irving] Holocaust denial lecture, Smyrna, Georgia, 1992 BV1 - Aryan Nations, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, US Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, White Aryan Resistance, photograph album, various locations, circa 1990-1994 22 4 Blakely, Georgia fire, 1987 22 5 Confederate Hammer Skins, unknown event, unidentified location, no date 22 6 Crusade Against Corruption, with Aryan references, anti-gay rally, Marietta, Georgia, circa 1993-1995 22 7 Georgia National Socialist Alliance, with National Socialist Youth of Georgia, events, Loganville, Georgia and Acworth, Georgia, January-February 1990 [negatives only] 22 8 Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Labor Day Rally, Gainesville, Georgia, 1990 22 9 Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Summerville, Georgia, 1991 22 10 Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Jasper, Georgia, 1991 22 11 Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Rabun County, Georgia, no date

24 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 22 12 Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with Nazi/Skinhead participation, rally, Gainesville, Georgia, 1992 22 13 Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with Neo-Nazi participation, rally, Saint Augustine, Florida, May 1992 22 14 Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Fairmont, Georgia, 1990 BV2 - Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, True Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Southern White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, North Georgia Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Southern Hammer Skins, Old Glory Skinheads, Lookout Mountain Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Royal Confederate Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, American Front, photograph album, various locations, circa 1989-1990 22 15 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Montgomery, Alabama, no date 22 16 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, [includes photographs of Michael Lowe] unknown event, unidentified location, no date 22 17 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with SS, White Knights, and other groups, [includes photographs of Virgil Griffin, Edward Fields, Thomas Robb, and Michael Lowe] annual rallies, Pulaski, Tennessee, various years 23 1 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Pulaski, Tennessee, October 7, 1989 23 2 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Pulaski, Tennessee, 1991 23 3 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, unidentified events, 1994 23 4 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with Aryan Nations, rally, Pulaski, Tennessee, January 1992 23 5 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with Confederate Hammer Skins, Christian Knights, and Neo-Nazi participation, [includes photographs of Thomas Robb and Virgil Griffin] rally, Pulaski, Tennessee, January 9 and 23, 1993 [1 of 2] 23 6 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with Confederate Hammer Skins, Christian Knights, and Neo-Nazi participation, [includes photographs of Thomas Robb and Michael Lowe] rally, Pulaski, Tennessee, January 9 and 23, 1993 [2 of 2] 23 7 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, [includes photographs of Thomas Robb] rally, Pulaski, Tennessee, 1994 23 8 Ku Klux Klan, with other representations, Wild Man's Civil War Surplus store, owned by Dent Myers, Kennesaw, Georgia, no date 23 9 Ku Klux Klan, home of Jerry and Carol Byrd, cross-burning remnants, near Rome, Georgia, May 6, 1993 23 10 Ku Klux Klan, various affiliations, miscellaneous photographs, unidentified locations, no dates 23 11 Ku Klux Klan, unknown affiliation, all-purpose meeting, Wedowee, Alabama, September 17, no year [includes negatives] 23 12 Ku Klux Klan, unknown affiliation, event, Stone Mountain, Georgia, 1991 23 13 Ku Klux Klan, unknown affiliation, rally, Lawrenceville, Georgia, 1992 23 14 Ku Klux Klan, unknown affiliation, rally, unidentified location, no date 23 15 Ku Klux Klan, unknown affiliation, event, LaGrange, Georgia, no date

25 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 23 16 Ku Klux Klan, unknown affiliation, rally, Louisville, Kentucky, 1990 23 17 Ku Klux Klan, unknown affiliation, rally, Winder, Georgia, 1991 23 18 Ku Klux Klan, unknown affiliation, event, Canton, Georgia, 1993 23 19 Ku Klux Klan, with Neo-Nazi material, memorabilia store, unidentified location, no date 24 1 Ku Klux Klan, with Neo-Nazi participation, rally, Atlanta, Georgia, no date 24 2 National Socialist Youth of Georgia, with Confederate Hammer Skins and Aryan National Front, anti-gay rally, Marietta, Georgia, 1993 24 3 National Socialist Youth of Georgia, with SS of America, [includes photographs of Miles Dowling] leafleting, Acworth, Georgia, 1991 24 4 Nationalist Movement, led by , rally, Cumming, Georgia, no date [1 of 2] 24 5 Nationalist Movement, led by Richard Barrett, rally, Cumming, Georgia, no date [2 of 2] 24 6 Nationalist Movement, with Southern White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally at the Democratic National Convention, Atlanta, Georgia, July 17, 1988 24 7 Neighbors Network, various events, unidentified locations, no dates 24 8 No Specified Group, Rodney King verdict aftermath, Atlanta, Georgia, 1992 24 9 North Georgia Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with True Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, and Southern White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Summerville, Georgia, May 13, 1989 24 10 Pro-Confederate flag and pro-Georgia state flag groups, miscellaneous photographs, unidentified locations, no dates 24 11 Rebel Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, anti-Martin Luther King Day rally, Cumming, Georgia, 1993 24 12 Rebel Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Jelly Mill Antiques, 1993 24 13 Royal Confederate Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Rome, Georgia, no date 24 14 Skinheads and Neo-Nazis, various affiliations, unidentified locations, no dates 24 15 Skinheads, unknown affiliation, graffiti, Atlanta, Georgia, December 24, 1991 [includes negatives] 24 16 Southern White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Madison, Georgia, 1990 [includes negatives] 24 17 Southern White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and Royal Confederate Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Summerville, Georgia, Spring 1990 24 18 Southern White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, sentencing hearing for leader Dave Holland, unidentified location, Spring 1992 24 19 Southern White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with Royal Confederate Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, [includes photographs of Dave Holland and Frank Shirley] march against Morris Dees and the Southern Poverty Law Center, Montgomery, Alabama, 1991

26 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 24 20 Southern White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, [includes photographs of Frank Shirley and Dave Holland] rally, Rome, Georgia, 1990 24 21 S.S. of America, home of leader Miles Dowling, Marietta, Georgia, April 1992 24 22 S.S. of America, rally, Lawrenceville, Georgia, 1990 25 1 True Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Woodstock, Georgia, May 27, 1989 25 2 True Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Rockmart, Georgia, 1989 25 3 Unidentified individuals and groups, unidentified locations, no dates 25 4 Unknown group, anti- picketing, Atlanta, Georgia, 1992 [Duke founded Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and ran for President in 1992] 25 5 Unknown group, anti-hate rally, [gay rights] Cobb County, Georgia, no date 25 6 Unknown group, concert at Masquerade, [concert venue] Atlanta, Georgia, 1992 25 7 Unknown group, event, Griffin, Georgia, 1989 25 8 Unknown group featuring David Irving, with Confederate Hammer Skins, unknown event, DeKalb County, Georgia, no date 25 9 Unknown group, Nazi/Skinhead graffiti, Cabbagetown, Georgia, 1993 25 10 Unknown group, prayer event, unidentified location, no date 25 11 Unknown group, Confederate flag rally, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, no date 25 12 Unknown group, event, Atlanta, Georgia, 1986 25 13 Unknown group, event, Lyerly, Georgia, May 1992 25 14 Unknown groups, miscellaneous events, unidentified locations, no dates [negatives only] 25 15 Unknown individual, identified as a victim, unidentified location, 1992 [includes negatives] 25 16 U.S. Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Atlanta, Georgia, January 1992 25 17 U.S. Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Travelers Rest, South Carolina, 1991 25 18 U.S. Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Watkinsville, Georgia, 1990 [negatives only] 25 19 U.S. Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with Confederate White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Jonesboro, Georgia, Spring 1992 26 1 U.S. Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Atlanta, Georgia, January 1991 26 2 U.S. Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, leafleting, Jefferson, Georgia, June 1991 26 3 U.S. Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Covington, Georgia, 1991 26 4 U.S. Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Jonesboro, Georgia, Spring 1992 26 5 U.S. Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with Confederate Hammer Skins, rally, Springfield, Tennessee, October 1991 [1 of 2] 26 6 U.S. Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with Confederate Hammer Skins, rally, Springfield, Tennessee, October 1991 [2 of 2]

27 Neighbor's Network (Atlanta, Ga.) records, 1936-1998 [bulk Manuscript Collection No. 1009 1987-1998] 26 7 U.S. Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, with Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, Watkinsville, Georgia, January 12, 1991 26 8 White Aryan Knights, pro-Georgia state flag rally, Conyers, Georgia, no date 26 9 White Student Union, Ku Klux Klan, and others, unknown events, no date 26 10 Winder Knights, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, rally, unidentified location, no date

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