Nazis in Los Angeles and the Man Who Stopped Them

Nazis in Los Angeles and the Man Who Stopped Them

Steven Ross, author of "Hitler in Los Angeles," discusses Leon Lewis, a Jewish attorney who started a spy network in 1930s Los Angeles to combat Nazi and Fascist hate groups.

Tweet
Share
Share
share with Whatsapp
share with Telegram
Share in Reddit

Related Articles

More From Shoah

Photo of a Box Car on exhibit at Yad Vashem

Box Car

How did the Nazis transport people to the death camps? They used railroad Box Cars, which were…
Box Car
Helena Sitkowska

Helena Sitkowska

In 1939 Helena Sitkowska was a widow, a retired teacher, and a mother of two: 15-year-old…
Helena Sitkowska
Photo: Dr Michal Majercik with his Wife and Child

Dr Michal Majercik

Janka-Hetty Fisch of Bratislava was seven years old in 1939 when Slovakia became an…
Dr Michal Majercik

Why the Holocaust Was Possible

Contrary to the views of some authors, anti-Semitism alone was not responsible for the…
Why the Holocaust Was Possible
Dachau Crematorium

Dachau and Yad Vashem

Dachau, Munich Area, Germany The barracks and lavatories were drab grays and browns, concrete…
Dachau and Yad Vashem

Sir Nicholas Winton

Man saves hundreds, and now unknowingly is sitting among them.
Sir Nicholas Winton

Publish the Menu module to "offcanvas" position. Here you can publish other modules as well.
Learn More.


donation