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Surgery, Portuguese Institute of Oncology, Lisbon. Architect: Hermann Distel. Conception of project: 1938. Period of construction: 1940-1953. Opening: 1954: photo by Estúdio Horácio Novais, 1950(?)-1953 (Biblioteca de Arte / Art Library Fundaçao Calouste Gulbenkian)
Josephine Miles: Deed
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Oregon City: photo by Austin Granger, 6 June 2016
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Hospital of Santa Maria, Lisbon. Architect: Hermann Distel. Conception of project: 1938. Period of construction: 1940-1953. Opening: 1954: photo by Estúdio Horácio Novais, 1950(?)-1953 (Biblioteca de Arte / Art Library Fundaçao Calouste Gulbenkian)
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Hug Point, Oregon Coast: photo by Austin Granger, 16 June 2016
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Grande Hotel da Figueira da Foz, Portugal. Architect: Inácio Peres Fernandes. Opened 1953: photo by Estúdio Horácio Novais, 1950s (Biblioteca de Arte / Art Library Fundaçao Calouste Gulbenkian)
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Members of the NSB (Dutch national socialist party) and shaven 'kraut girls' are being brought in by members of the Dutch Resistance. Deventer, The Netherlands: photo by Willem van de Poll, 11 April 1945 (Anefo photo collection / Nationaal Archief)
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During the forced evacuation of Finnmark, Byåsen school is used to house evacuees and as a temporary replacement hospital: photo by Ukjent, c. August 1944 (Municipal Archives of Trondheim)
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Vidkun Quisling, Joseph Terboven, German officers and Rikshirden. In connection with Act of State: photo by Lasse Klæboe, 1 February 1942 (National Archives of Norway)
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Oregon City: photo by Austin Granger, 7 June 2016
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Crowd in Rua do Carmo, Lisbon: photo by Estúdio Horácio Novais, 25 April 1974 (Biblioteca de Arte / Art Library Fundaçao Calouste Gulbenkian)
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Portland: photo by Austin Granger, 31 May 2016
State Fair
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Three reported stabbings by the Nazis to Antifascists in #Sacramento #NoNazisinSac: image via Bradley Allen @BradleySA, 27 June 2016
"They attacked each other without hesitation," said counter-protester Chandra Zafra, 50, a member of the Mexica Movement nonprofit. "It was a war zone."
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Many of the counter-protestors don't want their faces shown. Here's one of them getting medical attention @ABC10: image via Frances Wang @ABC10Frances, 27 June 2016
For much of the afternoon, the historic domed Capitol was locked down, with staffers and tourists inside. Police swarmed the park-like grounds, but by Sunday evening there had still been no arrests.
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#BREAKING Sac Fire just confirmed multiple people have been stabbed at the Capitol protest. @ABC10: image via Frances Wang @ABC10Frances, 27 June 2016 Sacramento, CA
Counter-protester Yvette Felarca, 46, said the marchers had been driven away and had not been able to recruit members.
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These nazis made it to the capital steps and were attacked with sticks and concrete. #nonazisinsac: image via Dave Id @Daveid, 27 June 2016
Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at Cal State San Bernardino, said he had long warned that the Capitol rally could erupt into violence. It had been planned for weeks, giving both sides plenty of time to organize.
Levin said such violence ultimately can play into the message of white supremacists who claim they are “under siege.”
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Burning Confederate flag stolen from nazis. Flashbang or loud firework goes off on north side. #nonazisinsac: image via Dave Id @Daveid, 27 June 2016
“Make no mistake -- I think the hatemongers wanted to have this violence take place,” Levin said. “And some of the anti-fascists very much wanted to have a violent confrontation.”
The Traditionalist Worker Party, known as a white nationalist group, said on its website that it had planned the Sunday event in conjunction with the Golden State Skinheads “to make a statement about the precarious situation our race is in” after “brutal assaults” at Donald Trump events in California.
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Its vice chairman, Matt Parrott, blamed “leftist radicals” for instigating the violence Sunday. Videos and photos of the rally posted on social media showed the white nationalists vastly outnumbered by protesters from anti-fascist groups.
“We stood our ground. We will be back,” Traditionalist Worker Party Chairman Matthew Heimbach, who was not at the rally, said in a phone interview.
The anti-fascist organization Antifa Sacramento, which had been promoting a "Shut Down Nazi Rally" event on its website, did not respond to requests for comment.
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The Traditionalist Worker Party had a permit to hold a rally at noon, said George Granada, public information officer for the California Highway Patrol’s Capitol Protection Section, which has jurisdiction over the Capitol grounds.
The violence erupted around 11:45 a.m., when word spread that roughly 30 people had shown up. Counter-protesters swarmed toward them and a fight immediately broke out, Granada said.
One person was stabbed within minutes, Granada said. Other stabbings occurred elsewhere on the grounds shortly thereafter. Fire and public safety officials said it was not immediately clear which groups the stabbing victims belonged to.
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Anti-Fascist counter-protester stabbed by nazi/white nationalist protester at Sac Capitol #antifa #Nonazisinsac: image via sǝuoɾǝoɾ @yridea, 27 June 2016
“They beat the heck out of a couple guys,” said Bautista, a retired construction worker who came to partake in the counter-protest. “You could see their adrenaline was running high.”
Bautista also said he saw one counter-protester, a black man who appeared to be in his late 20s, convulsing on the ground with stab wounds to his chest and abdomen.
“He was a bloody mess,” he said.
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Dozens of counter-protesters remained after the injured had been taken away, watching over the Capitol steps in sweltering heat. On the grounds, a lone white nationalist supporter approached with a cellphone and shouted about his constitutional right to be on site and shoot video. After he exchanged heated words with the protesters, people erupted into a chorus of "Nazi, go home."
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Parrott said the Traditionalist Worker Party supports ethnic nationalism, but was neither violent nor "a supremacist party.” Its website describes itself as “America’s first political party created by and for working families.”
Levin, of Cal State San Bernardino, described the group as “a Klan without robes” that had put “a new, hip wrapping” on white supremacist ideas. The Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks hate groups, said the group advocates for a white nationalist homeland.
Heimbach “is the rising face of white supremacy in this country,” said Ryan Lenz, online editor and senior writer for the Southern Poverty Law Center. “He is this generation’s David Duke.”
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“The Nazi Party advocated for the genocide of everyone who was not Aryan. White nationalism does not advocate for that -– but they want to be separate from everyone who is not Aryan,” he said.
Lenz said that such groups had been energized with the emergence of a political figure who they believed was willing to fight for them: Trump.
He pointed out that Heimbach was captured in videos yelling at and shoving a Black Lives Matter protester at a Trump rally this spring. (Heimbach later defended his conduct in a blog post for the Traditionalist Youth Network, saying that the “heated moments” happened after the protester herself had been shouting and shoving rally attendees.)
“They have been energized in a way that’s terrifying,” Lenz said.
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Trail of nazi blood, a couple dozen #antifa in pursuit. #nonazisinsac: image via Dave Id @Daveid, 27 June 2016
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More nazis are run off, police move in too late. Some antifascists hurt badly, lots of blood. #nonazisinsac: image via Dave Id @Daveid, 27 June 2016
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Nazi protectors move in to block corner. Hundreds here to run off nazis. #nonazisinsac: image via Dave Id @Daveid, 27 June 2016
Surgery, Portuguese Institute of Oncology, Lisbon. Architect: Hermann Distel. Conception of project: 1938. Period of construction: 1940-1953. Opening: 1954: photo by Estúdio Horácio Novais, 1950(?)-1953 (Biblioteca de Arte / Art Library Fundaçao Calouste Gulbenkian)
Josephine Miles: Deed
As George Washington hacked at his cherry tree,
Joseph said to him
This is the tree that fed Mary
When she lingered by the way.
As George Washington polished his bright blade,
Joseph told him
This cherry tree
Bent down and nourished the mother and her babe.
As George Washington felled the cherry tree,
Voices of root and stem
Cried out to him
In heavenly accents, but he heard not what they had to say.
Rather, he was making
A clearing in the wilderness,
A subtle discrimination
Of church and state,
By which his little hatchet
Harvested a continental
Bumper crop for Mary
Of natural corn.
Josephine Miles (1911-1985): Deed, from Collected Poems 1930-1983
Joseph said to him
This is the tree that fed Mary
When she lingered by the way.
As George Washington polished his bright blade,
Joseph told him
This cherry tree
Bent down and nourished the mother and her babe.
As George Washington felled the cherry tree,
Voices of root and stem
Cried out to him
In heavenly accents, but he heard not what they had to say.
Rather, he was making
A clearing in the wilderness,
A subtle discrimination
Of church and state,
By which his little hatchet
Harvested a continental
Bumper crop for Mary
Of natural corn.
Josephine Miles (1911-1985): Deed, from Collected Poems 1930-1983
Oregon City: photo by Austin Granger, 6 June 2016
Statsakten (Celebration of Act of State at Akershus, marking transition to German supremacy in Norway under the national government of Vidkun Quisling): photographer unknown, 1 February 1942(National Archives of Norway)
Oregon Coast: photo by Austin Granger, 14 June 2016
Hospital of Santa Maria, Lisbon. Architect: Hermann Distel. Conception of project: 1938. Period of construction: 1940-1953. Opening: 1954: photo by Estúdio Horácio Novais, 1950(?)-1953 (Biblioteca de Arte / Art Library Fundaçao Calouste Gulbenkian)
Hug Point, Oregon Coast: photo by Austin Granger, 16 June 2016
Dancing Bear, State Fair of Texas: photo by Lynn Lennon, 1985 (Southern Methodist University, Central University Libraries, DeGolyer Library)
Grande Hotel da Figueira da Foz, Portugal. Architect: Inácio Peres Fernandes. Opened 1953: photo by Estúdio Horácio Novais, 1950s (Biblioteca de Arte / Art Library Fundaçao Calouste Gulbenkian)
During the forced evacuation of Finnmark, Byåsen school was used to house evacuees and as a temporary replacement hospital: photo by Ukjent, c. August 1944 (Municipal Archives of Trondheim)
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Cross, Silver Star Mountain, Washington: photo by Austin Granger, 16 June 2016
Cross, Silver Star Mountain, Washington: photo by Austin Granger, 16 June 2016
This is the tree that fed Mary
Wenche Myhre. Tar førerkort og kjøper ny MG "midget": photo by Lasse Klæboe, February 1965 (National Archives of Norway)
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Oregon City: photo by Austin Granger, 1 June 2016
Members of the NSB (Dutch national socialist party) and shaven 'kraut girls' are being brought in by members of the Dutch Resistance. Deventer, The Netherlands: photo by Willem van de Poll, 11 April 1945 (Anefo photo collection / Nationaal Archief)
Oregon City: photo by Austin Granger, 7 June 2016
During the forced evacuation of Finnmark, Byåsen school is used to house evacuees and as a temporary replacement hospital: photo by Ukjent, c. August 1944 (Municipal Archives of Trondheim)
shinjuku, tokyo: photo by wire_paladinSF, 10 April 2014
Vidkun Quisling, Joseph Terboven, German officers and Rikshirden. In connection with Act of State: photo by Lasse Klæboe, 1 February 1942 (National Archives of Norway)
Oregon City: photo by Austin Granger, 7 June 2016
Crowd in Rua do Carmo, Lisbon: photo by Estúdio Horácio Novais, 25 April 1974 (Biblioteca de Arte / Art Library Fundaçao Calouste Gulbenkian)
Portland: photo by Austin Granger, 31 May 2016
State Fair
Three reported stabbings by the Nazis to Antifascists in #Sacramento #NoNazisinSac: image via Bradley Allen @BradleySA, 27 June 2016
7 stabbed at neo-Nazi event outside Capitol in Sacramento: Jazmine Ulloa,John Myers, Emily Alpert Reyes and Victoria Kim, The Los Angeles Times, 27 June 2016
The white nationalists and skinheads, clad in black, began to arrive a little before noon Sunday for their planned march on the state Capitol grounds. They were met by hundreds of protesters toting signs that denounced “Nazi scum".
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"Counter protestors" in place already for a protest at noon put on by alleged "Nazis" coming to the Capitol @ABC10: image via Frances Wang
"Counter protestors" in place already for a protest at noon put on by alleged "Nazis" coming to the Capitol @ABC10: image via Frances Wang
Violence began almost immediately, authorities and witnesses said, and by the time the clashes ended 20 minutes later, at least seven people had been stabbed, nine were hospitalized and many more suffered bruises, scrapes and cuts.
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Horrifying...Blood spatters all over the ground. Police trying to control crowds. @ABC10: image via Frances Wang @ABC10Frances, 27 June 2016
Horrifying...Blood spatters all over the ground. Police trying to control crowds. @ABC10: image via Frances Wang @ABC10Frances, 27 June 2016
"They attacked each other without hesitation," said counter-protester Chandra Zafra, 50, a member of the Mexica Movement nonprofit. "It was a war zone."
Many of the counter-protestors don't want their faces shown. Here's one of them getting medical attention @ABC10: image via Frances Wang @ABC10Frances, 27 June 2016
For much of the afternoon, the historic domed Capitol was locked down, with staffers and tourists inside. Police swarmed the park-like grounds, but by Sunday evening there had still been no arrests.
#BREAKING Sac Fire just confirmed multiple people have been stabbed at the Capitol protest. @ABC10: image via Frances Wang @ABC10Frances, 27 June 2016 Sacramento, CA
The Sacramento stabbings came several months after another violent confrontation between members of a Ku Klux Klan group and counter-protesters at an Anaheim park.
Counter-protester Yvette Felarca, 46, said the marchers had been driven away and had not been able to recruit members.
These nazis made it to the capital steps and were attacked with sticks and concrete. #nonazisinsac: image via Dave Id @Daveid, 27 June 2016
Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at Cal State San Bernardino, said he had long warned that the Capitol rally could erupt into violence. It had been planned for weeks, giving both sides plenty of time to organize.
Levin said such violence ultimately can play into the message of white supremacists who claim they are “under siege.”
Burning Confederate flag stolen from nazis. Flashbang or loud firework goes off on north side. #nonazisinsac: image via Dave Id @Daveid, 27 June 2016
“Make no mistake -- I think the hatemongers wanted to have this violence take place,” Levin said. “And some of the anti-fascists very much wanted to have a violent confrontation.”
The Traditionalist Worker Party, known as a white nationalist group, said on its website that it had planned the Sunday event in conjunction with the Golden State Skinheads “to make a statement about the precarious situation our race is in” after “brutal assaults” at Donald Trump events in California.
This man telling the crowd he has the "right to free speech" - counter protestors yell back "Nazi!" @ABC10: image via Frances Wang @ABC10Frances, 27 June 2016
Its vice chairman, Matt Parrott, blamed “leftist radicals” for instigating the violence Sunday. Videos and photos of the rally posted on social media showed the white nationalists vastly outnumbered by protesters from anti-fascist groups.
“We stood our ground. We will be back,” Traditionalist Worker Party Chairman Matthew Heimbach, who was not at the rally, said in a phone interview.
The anti-fascist organization Antifa Sacramento, which had been promoting a "Shut Down Nazi Rally" event on its website, did not respond to requests for comment.
Heard that police let some nazis run into capital building for protection. Concrete ashtray broken for attack. #nonazisinsac: image via Dave Id @Daveid, 27 June 2016
"The Nazis are the violent ones -- we are acting in self-defense," said Felarca, who sustained a bloody blow to the head. "We need to take them head on, confront them, but with as many people as possible."
The Traditionalist Worker Party had a permit to hold a rally at noon, said George Granada, public information officer for the California Highway Patrol’s Capitol Protection Section, which has jurisdiction over the Capitol grounds.
The violence erupted around 11:45 a.m., when word spread that roughly 30 people had shown up. Counter-protesters swarmed toward them and a fight immediately broke out, Granada said.
One person was stabbed within minutes, Granada said. Other stabbings occurred elsewhere on the grounds shortly thereafter. Fire and public safety officials said it was not immediately clear which groups the stabbing victims belonged to.
Anti-Fascist counter-protester stabbed by nazi/white nationalist protester at Sac Capitol #antifa #Nonazisinsac: image via sǝuoɾǝoɾ @yridea, 27 June 2016
Robert Bautista, 65, said he saw a handful of white supremacists and skinheads arrive two or three at a time only to be immediately mobbed and chased away by the counter-protesters, who hurled water bottles and the wooden stakes that bore their signs.
“They beat the heck out of a couple guys,” said Bautista, a retired construction worker who came to partake in the counter-protest. “You could see their adrenaline was running high.”
Bautista also said he saw one counter-protester, a black man who appeared to be in his late 20s, convulsing on the ground with stab wounds to his chest and abdomen.
“He was a bloody mess,” he said.
A victim is attended to after he was stabbed during a rally at the Capitol in Sacramento on Sunday: photo by Renee C. Byer / Associated Press, 27 June 2016
Dozens of counter-protesters remained after the injured had been taken away, watching over the Capitol steps in sweltering heat. On the grounds, a lone white nationalist supporter approached with a cellphone and shouted about his constitutional right to be on site and shoot video. After he exchanged heated words with the protesters, people erupted into a chorus of "Nazi, go home."
Believes he may have gotten attacked for live streaming the protests/counter-protests. @ABC10: image via Frances Wang @ABC10Frances, 27 June 2016
Parrott said the Traditionalist Worker Party supports ethnic nationalism, but was neither violent nor "a supremacist party.” Its website describes itself as “America’s first political party created by and for working families.”
Levin, of Cal State San Bernardino, described the group as “a Klan without robes” that had put “a new, hip wrapping” on white supremacist ideas. The Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks hate groups, said the group advocates for a white nationalist homeland.
Heimbach “is the rising face of white supremacy in this country,” said Ryan Lenz, online editor and senior writer for the Southern Poverty Law Center. “He is this generation’s David Duke.”
sacramento #antifa comrades, anyone got ID on any of these nazis? #NoNazisinSac: image via corvid befriender @__________n_n, 27 June 2016
Lenz said the group, however, was not a neo-Nazi entity because it wasn’t based on the ideology of the Nazi Party.
“The Nazi Party advocated for the genocide of everyone who was not Aryan. White nationalism does not advocate for that -– but they want to be separate from everyone who is not Aryan,” he said.
Lenz said that such groups had been energized with the emergence of a political figure who they believed was willing to fight for them: Trump.
He pointed out that Heimbach was captured in videos yelling at and shoving a Black Lives Matter protester at a Trump rally this spring. (Heimbach later defended his conduct in a blog post for the Traditionalist Youth Network, saying that the “heated moments” happened after the protester herself had been shouting and shoving rally attendees.)
“They have been energized in a way that’s terrifying,” Lenz said.
Trail of nazi blood, a couple dozen #antifa in pursuit. #nonazisinsac: image via Dave Id @Daveid, 27 June 2016
More nazis are run off, police move in too late. Some antifascists hurt badly, lots of blood. #nonazisinsac: image via Dave Id @Daveid, 27 June 2016
Nazi protectors move in to block corner. Hundreds here to run off nazis. #nonazisinsac: image via Dave Id @Daveid, 27 June 2016