Kennedy Trials
The Kennedy Trials
(Then Senator John F Kennedy giving a speech on Germany infiltration of the United State at the National Press Club)
After the loss of most of Europe, part of Central Africa and all of the Eastern Europe to the Nazis. Both the US and UK began to safeguard their nation from any other Nazi aggression with the Atom and try to eliminate any threat from within. It’s wasn’t Germany winning the war that was the death nail for the extreme far right in the free allied counties, but their actions post war. The Reich was not silent to their citizens about their crimes why would they be? Slavery and Extermination would only be crimes if their victims were humans and to the people of the German Reich these were not human. The sight of depopulation zone in the old western Soviet Union and the Slavic slave trade being advertised on German tv and billboard promoting sales on female servants brought from the frontier horrified America and Britain almost as the thought that (Then Senator John F Kennedy giving a speech on Germany infiltration of the United State at the National Press Club)
“IT COULD HAPPEN HERE”
Knowing this put the Kennedy Trials into context. This is not to say what President then Senator John F Kennedy Did was right many good people businessman,politicians,doctors, lawyers, police officers even military generals got their lives and career ended from the trails.
Senator John F Kennedy call a CEO accused of supporting the Third Reich to testify before Congress (1952)
Not to mentioned to the persecution of those of German and Italian heritage many of whom where refugees or children of refugees who fled the axis in Europe before and during the war. At the same time the trials did uncovered a lot of real fascist in American high society, but most fighting was the uncovering of the full extent of the racist terror group known as the Ku Klux Klan, or often called the K.K.K or the klan or the invisible empire. The last name was most accurate in describing the klan in many parts of the country.
The Klan had infiltrated almost every office and or job in the south from bar tenders to governors. The Federal government fearing that the Nazis could use the klan as an insurgency began to launch a propaganda campaign against the group deeming it a German backed threat to national security and with the public attitude of better dead then a Kraut it would see a major success during the 50’s as by 1956 the klan would be nothing more than few hundred rednecks in some small parts of rural America.
No matter what you may think about the trial one thing is true about them, which is that they would remain controversial till this day.