Francis Parker Yockey

Lawyer and philosopher; wrote 'Imperium'

Francis Parker Yockey - Lawyer and philosopher; wrote 'Imperium'
Born

September 18th, 1917
107 years ago

Died

1960
65 years ago — 43 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

United States

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Born in 1917, a lawyer and philosopher focused on political theory and cultural critiques. He authored 'Imperium', a controversial work discussing geopolitics, history, and society from a nationalistic perspective. The text gained notoriety for its radical ideas and is considered a significant contribution to far-right thought.

Wrote 'Imperium', a political treatise

Discussed American nationalism and culture

Engaged in post-World War II political discourse

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