danish established united_states lived life espoused establishment society composed racially communities born denmark developed sympathies living copenhagen position moved faction brought far right emphasis race left wing approach economics married fellow danish nazi activist placed heavy scrutiny amidst german occupation denmark world war war moved england canada settling toronto corresponding far right activists came writings american far right australian profound influence recognized excessive jewish control western socio political establishment believed prevent growth explicitly political movement spread racial consciousness deemed instead believed variant modern pagan religion represented best way spreading racial consciousness husband founded group called fellowship alex died continued work relocating united_states year began publication newsletter called continued years imprisoned drug smuggling maintained drug knowledge release deported canada lived final years exerted significant influence racially oriented movement gaining moniker grand mother community life activities discussed number academic studies far right north_america scholars like biography early life born western denmark professional moved copenhagen embraced follower exposed competing radical groups far right far left came increasing influence wing group embraced nazi ideology germany married served lieutenant leader associated faction party faction ousted seized control following german invasion denmark arrested involvement armed cells released days interrogation convicted illegal weapons possession detained months point convinced father cousin minister justice released following end world war couple left denmark england migrated canada settled toronto worked hospitals retained life retaining interest class race based established contacts far right activists neighboring united_states including new_york organizer warner earlier attempted establish religious wing american nazi movement having believed failure gave material material came pamphlet authored australian believed mills ideas heavily influenced liking profoundly influenced ideas reviving worship ancient norse deities approach understanding deities heavily influenced psychology believing norse deities collective unconscious white race influenced writing far right american theorist particular work lamented defeat nazi_germany blamed influence jews europe influenced came believe culture reached phase christianity communism capitalism belief human beings equal erosion distinct cultures different races read decline west rejected view decline terminal instead opining civilization adoption new religion deemed religion natural relationship perceived northern european race stating primary source faith biological genesis race principles genes believed use norse names deities ones order avoid post war animosity england germany fellowship established based mobile home florida academic specialist far right termed organizational expression united_states religious studies scholar noted created version vehicle establish cultural anti semitic radical racial agenda religious husband died began focus fully activities began touring north_america promote august released issue magazine opened banner new values past focused heavily right wing issues noting commentaries right wing ideas contemporary news anti semitic ideas regular fare pages explicit discussions theology texts far pagan journalist deemed frankly racist probably preferred term believed ideal tool advancement racial consciousness expressing opinion jewish controlled establishment permit explicit way stating repeat mistake hitler explicitly attacking jews everybody knows jews rule damned world fight combined power need watch step number readers wrote letters magazine expressing disapproval perceived editors support publicly responded accusations shots aimed finds positive national socialism merely desires degree dealing movement early 1970s got contact operating arizona group certified early 1980s established prison outreach program hope attracting incarcerated individuals getting legal recognition religion state florida prisons fellowship organised seasonal festivals year marked commemorating hitler birthday arrested tried sentenced years months imprisonment trafficking marijuana heroin claimed driving car texas florida favor friends knowledge drug sentence claimed political frame murray established free committee created defense fund aid endorse claim charges politically motivated instead blaming exploited drug dealers imprisoned gave membership list use organisation serving sentence deported canada left feeling bitter affiliated group invited live home british_columbia personal political differences surfaced left home moved park lived small trailer despite far involved activities previously set trying revive fellowship began publication produced paper electronic copies housed website later years moderate views encouraging cultural change political actions contrasted radical views newer groups like embraced militant action bring socio political change died ideology historian religion believed represented separate tendency version political racial interpretation notable national socialist influences noted viewed religion means bring racial unification approach focused largely study books spiritual experiences gained ritual rejected claims visited anthropomorphic gods dismissing claims signs believed present power structure society going collapse racial oriented prepared believed revolutionary activity overthrow oppressive governments natural instinct reflected jefferson hitler approved attitude race believed example nazi_germany emulated structure alliance instead expressed favorable comments economically left wing policies early government italy national factions germany expressed view hitler regime reach true potential instead retained original socialist agenda anti anti capitalist attitude favored centralized societal organization reflected values describing ideal social situation tribal socialism envisioned world white people lived small self sufficient tribal rural autonomous private enterprise permitted resources social responsibilities shared believed societies ancient similarly nature expressing view emphasis freedom nature people way attitude differed strongly anti racist perspective expressed opinion communities racially exhibit racial consciousness opining voluntary social order want live alongside different race denying white clear white argued ban inter racial marriage intent keeping race pure concepts purity common exhibiting racial terms environmental ones rejected capitalism believing need ecological awareness earth sustainable production legacy influence historian described public voice united_states early 1970s onward stated fellowship oldest organization scene came known grand mother racially oriented paying homage sought aggressive approach racial issues adopted alternately community know folk mother number ideas proved key influences american movement notably political economic tribal socialism emphasis recruiting people prison emphasis interpretation norse deities great importance formation modern spain recognition spanish circle got official acceptance recognition equality recognized spanish state considered followers spain mother folk day death official day worship faith spain
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