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Here, for the first time, Stern offers a definitive history and comprehensive exploration of the American militia movement. He demonstrates that this paramilitary movement has deep and barbarous roots. Exposing the movement's political ancestors - the Klan, the Minutemen, the American Nazi Party, Christian Identity, the Posse Comitatus, and The Order - Stern shows how these right-wing extremists connect to today's domestic terrorists. A Force upon the Plain explains how this country has gotten to a point where thousands of well-armed men and women have become so certain that their country is…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1997University of Oklahoma Press · 303 pages · 9780806129266
- Other · English · 1996Simon & Schuster · 303 pages · 9780684819167
Government, Resistance toMilitia movementsPolitical violenceRadicalismResistance to GovernmentRadikalismusParamilitaire bewegingenMiliz






