Collected Works

The essays contained in this book were written and published during the lifetime of George Lincoln Rockwell. Together with his two books, This Time the World and White Power, they accurately represent the worldview of one of America’s most enigmatic postwar political figures—a man who literally leapt into national prominence out of nowhere by being the first American to openly declare himself to be a National Socialist.

Some of the essays contained in this collection, such as the Fable of the Ducks and the Hens, were written before Rockwell launched his American Nazi Party in 1958, but all were reproduced once again during his lifetime in party publications or leaflets.

This volume also contains the full text of former ANP ideological officer and later leader of the National Alliance, Dr. William Pierce’s tribute to Rockwell, written after the latter’s death.

Finally, a fully comprehensive timeline of Lincoln Rockwell is included to provide the reader with a chronological sequence of his major life events.

Please note: There are claims that Lincoln Rockwell wrote three other essays, which have been given titles such as “How to Get out and Stay out of the Insane Asylum,” “The Bible on Sharp Jewish Methods” and “Nightmare.”

All three of these pieces are not independent essays but in fact extracts from Rockwell’s two books, This Time the World and White Power. As such, they are not included in this collection.

Contents:

In Hoc Signo Vinces; What We Stand For: Goals & Objectives of the National Socialist White People’s Party

White Self-Hate: Master-Stroke of the Enemy

From Ivory Tower to Privy Wall: On the Art of Propaganda

The Fable of The Ducks and Hens

April 1966 Playboy Interview with George Lincoln Rockwell

Battle Song

Lincoln Rockwell: A National Socialist Life

Rockwell Timeline.