The American Nazi Party (ANP) was a far-right political organization founded in 1959 by George Lincoln Rockwell. It aimed to promote white supremacy and anti-Semitic beliefs, drawing inspiration from the original Nazi Party in Germany. The ANP sought to gain attention through rallies, propaganda, and controversial statements, often using provocative imagery and slogans to attract followers. Despite its efforts, the American Nazi Party struggled to gain significant political traction and faced widespread condemnation. Over the years, it splintered into smaller groups, but its legacy remains a reminder of the persistent presence of hate groups in the United States. The ANP's ideology continues to be opposed by many organizations dedicated to promoting equality and fighting discrimination.