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43. K K K: The Kreed Of The Klansmen: A Symposium, By E. Haldeman-Julius | The Onlin Title K K K The Kreed of the Klansmen A Symposium Editor HaldemanJulius, E. (Emanuel), 1888-1951 Link PDF page images at MSU Stable link here http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/book/lookupid?key=olbp18596

44. Hal Verb 1931-2009 that made sense to him in 1948 or ’49, when he read about it in the socalled ‘Little Blue Books’ published by Emanuel Haldeman-Julius. (E.H.J. was http://www.socialistaction.org/schreiber8.htm

Socialist Action SOCIALIST ACTION home page newspaper subscribe distribute Hal Verb 1931-2009 by Michael Schreiber / January 2010 Harold (Hal) Verb, an occasional writer on historical subjects for Socialist Action newspaper, passed away at the Veteran’s Hospital in San Francisco on Dec 4. Hal was a committed revolutionary socialist and an activist in a number of social causes, as well as being a “pioneer atheist” in the San Francisco area. Hal Verb was born in Philadelphia on April 14, 1931 . Following the Cuban Revolution, he became active in the Fair Play for Cuba Committee and joined the Socialist Workers Party. He moved to San Francisco in 1962 and worked at various jobs, including as a printer and independent bookseller, while participating in the movement against the Vietnam War. Hal was an astute reader of American history. He was convinced from his research into the John F. Kennedy assassination that Kennedy had been murdered as part of a conspiracy, and that Lee Harvey Oswald had been employed as a government agent. Hal frequently addressed that issue as a public speaker and writer. Hal Verb became a supporter of Socialist Action after its formation in the 1980s. He frequently participated in events sponsored by the San Francisco Socialist Action branch, though his deteriorating health made such activity difficult in later years. He suffered from

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