viii, 313 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations ; 25 cm
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 251-300) and index.
Contents
Introduction -- The idea of a Christian Front -- Defending the Body of Christ -- Terror in the name of Christ -- What's the matter with me? -- A rather bold agitator -- A Nazi in Boston -- Hitler's spymaster on Beacon Hill -- Rifles and rhetoric -- Kissing Hitler -- Questions of the most delicate kind -- Underground - Conclusion -- Epilogue.
Summary
"During WWII, a group of American Catholics openly embraced Nazism. Their armed wing, the Christian Front, stockpiled weapons for the revolution. Charles Gallagher unearths the history of these forgotten terrorists, the mainstream leaders who protected them, the powers who brought them down, and a society that has suppressed their memory"-- Provided by publisher.
