H
ow does an American who fought the Nazis in World War II, who has a college education and is utterly dedicated to his country, wind up in jail after being attacked by a mob of Jews? How does a man who was looked upon for years as just a 'good guy', become a fanatical Nazi who stands up in public and advocates gas chambers for Jewish or any other kinds of traitors -- and admits he estimates about 80% of adult Jews will be found guilty of treason and have to be gassed? Why me? How had events turned me into such a one, but few or none of my fellows? Was I indeed 'nuts' and 'sick' as the Jews so feverishly insist?"    - George Lincoln Rockwell from This Time the World

The questions above, and many more will be answered for you when you read "This Time the World," the  autobiography of this amazing and many-sided man who was one of the Greatest Americans of all time!

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This text was scanned by Robert Frenz  ,who tells us:

"This book has enjoyed several editions during the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s and the last, I believe was in 1993. It contained 20 chapters which were incorrectly numbered in most of the later editions -- some numbers were duplicates while others were missing. Although TTTW contained a great number of telling photographs, most of them were simply too poor to bother with. I am indebted to Mr. Harold A. Covington for supplying the greater part of the text to which I applied the HTML hammer."

Frenz's website, FAEM (First Amendment Exercise Machine), is a good place for further reading, if you find "This Time the World" inspiring.