Nazis of Copley Square

In "Nazis of Copley Square," Charles Gallagher uncovers a pivotal yet overlooked chapter in the history of the American far right, focusing on the Christian Front and its members' attempts to incite a revolution against perceived Jewish and Communist influences in the U.S. This account details the group's origins in early twentieth-century Catholic movements and its anti-Semitic rhetoric fueled by fascist ideology. Gallagher also explores how intelligence operations targeted the front and the complicity of mainstream political and religious leaders who protected its activities. The audiobook serves as both a historical examination and a cautionary tale about the dangers of radical belief systems.