Hitler’s American Friends

This book argues that Hitler enjoyed a wide and diverse range of support in 1930s America (much broader than most previous historians have allowed), and the fact that many of these individuals were themselves prominent and wealthy exerted an important influence on national politics, particularly in Congressional debates over neutrality. Offering an important new picture of the far right in the United States and the turbulent political landscape of Depression-era America, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in modern history, American history and far-right politics.