German-born reporter Johannes Steel (1908 – 1988) was not an amateur when it came to identifying Fascists, he could spot them a mile away. In 1946, with Asian and European Fascism soundly defeated, he turned his attention to his adopted homeland and wrote this article revealing all that he had researched. He came away believing that there were at that time as many as 1,000 home-grown proto-fascist organizations operating between Maine and California.
“American Fascism is on the increase, although it has not yet become a serious threat to democratic government; the various groups working toward fundamentally the same end are still too disorganized, and no real ‘strong man’ has come along to weld them into one great mass party.”
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