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William Joseph Simmons (1880-1945), founder, Second Ku Klux Klan. Courtesy Wikimedia Commons . Stone Mountain, Georgia, 1910. Courtesy Wikimedia Commons. Luther Ivan Powell (1878-1951), Ku Klux Klan King Kleagle of the Pacific Northwest Domain, 1923. The Watcher on the Tower. Ku Klux Klansman, Washington state, ca. 1923
William J. Simmons, seated during a 1921 investigation of the Ku Klux Klan by a U.S. House of Representatives committee, was inspired by D. W. Griffith's film, The Birth of a Nation, and the Leo Frank trial in Atlanta to reestablish the Klan in 1915. Simmons designed the hooded uniforms and secret rituals associated with the organization.
William Joseph Simmons (6 de Maio de 1880 – 18 de Maio de 1945) foi o fundador do segundo Ku Klux Klan na noite de Ação de Graças de 1915. [1] Em agosto de 1925 , 40 mil de seus membros marcharam em frente à Casa Branca .
to William Joseph Simmons of Atlanta, Georgia. In November, 19 1 5, "Colonel" Simmons revived the ancient order of the "Invisible Empire" upon Stone Mountain near the capital city of Georgia. For several years the secret society was a struggling fraternity under the guidance of Imperial Wizard Simmons. The
9. Feb. 2015 · Rückkehr des Clans: An Thanksgiving 1915, wenige Monate nach der Premiere von Griffiths "Birth of a Nation", entzündete der ehemalige Prediger William Joseph Simmons am Stone Mountain in der ...
Figure 7.9.1 7.9. 1: This photo by popular news photographers Underwood and Underwood shows a gathering of a reported three hundred Ku Klux Klansmen just outside Washington DC to initiate a new group of men into their order. The proximity of the photographer to his subjects for one of the Klan’s notorious night-time rituals suggests that this ...
