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The Association of Georgia Klans, also known as the Associated Klans of Georgia was a Klan faction organized by Dr. Samuel Green in 1944, and led by him until his death in 1949. At its height the organization had klaverns in each of Georgia's 159 counties, as well as klaverns in Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina and Florida. It also had connections with klaverns and kleagles in Ohio and Indiana. After Green's death, however, the organization foundered as it split into different factions, was hit with a tax lien and was beset by adverse publicity. It was moribund by the time of the Supreme Court's "Black Monday" ruling in 1954. A second Association of Georgia Klans was formed when led dissatisfied members out of the U.S. Klans in 1960. This group appears to have folded into James Venable'

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  • The Association of Georgia Klans, also known as the Associated Klans of Georgia was a Klan faction organized by Dr. Samuel Green in 1944, and led by him until his death in 1949. At its height the organization had klaverns in each of Georgia's 159 counties, as well as klaverns in Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina and Florida. It also had connections with klaverns and kleagles in Ohio and Indiana. After Green's death, however, the organization foundered as it split into different factions, was hit with a tax lien and was beset by adverse publicity. It was moribund by the time of the Supreme Court's "Black Monday" ruling in 1954. A second Association of Georgia Klans was formed when led dissatisfied members out of the U.S. Klans in 1960. This group appears to have folded into James Venable's National Knights of the Ku Klux Klan by 1965. There is also a current Klan group by that name. (en)
  • Die Association of Georgia Klans (AGK), auch bekannt als Associated Klans of Georgia, war eine Klan-Organisation, die 1944 von gegründet und von ihm bis zu seinem Tod 1949 geleitet wurde. Zu seiner Hochzeit hatte der Klan sowohl Ortsgruppen, sogenannte „Klaverns“, in allen 159 Counties von Georgia als auch in Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina und Florida. Verbindungen bestanden außerdem nach Ohio und Indiana. Nach Greens Tod zerfiel die Organisation in verschiedene Fraktionen. Zudem bekam sie Probleme mit dem Finanzamt und versuchte die Öffentlichkeit zu meiden. Als der Supreme Court 1954 seine berühmten Urteile gegen die Rassentrennung an Schulen fällte, die als Brown v. Board of Education bezeichnet wurden, war der Klan bereits aufgelöst. Eine zweite Association of Georgia Klans wurde 1960 von gegründet, der enttäuschte Mitglieder des unter seiner Führung vereinigte. Aus dieser Gruppe entwickelten sich 1965 James Venables National Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. Unter dem Namen existiert auch heute noch eine Vereinigung, die mit dem ursprünglichen Klan nur den Namen gemein hat. (de)
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  • The Association of Georgia Klans, also known as the Associated Klans of Georgia was a Klan faction organized by Dr. Samuel Green in 1944, and led by him until his death in 1949. At its height the organization had klaverns in each of Georgia's 159 counties, as well as klaverns in Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina and Florida. It also had connections with klaverns and kleagles in Ohio and Indiana. After Green's death, however, the organization foundered as it split into different factions, was hit with a tax lien and was beset by adverse publicity. It was moribund by the time of the Supreme Court's "Black Monday" ruling in 1954. A second Association of Georgia Klans was formed when led dissatisfied members out of the U.S. Klans in 1960. This group appears to have folded into James Venable' (en)
  • Die Association of Georgia Klans (AGK), auch bekannt als Associated Klans of Georgia, war eine Klan-Organisation, die 1944 von gegründet und von ihm bis zu seinem Tod 1949 geleitet wurde. Zu seiner Hochzeit hatte der Klan sowohl Ortsgruppen, sogenannte „Klaverns“, in allen 159 Counties von Georgia als auch in Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina und Florida. Verbindungen bestanden außerdem nach Ohio und Indiana. Nach Greens Tod zerfiel die Organisation in verschiedene Fraktionen. Zudem bekam sie Probleme mit dem Finanzamt und versuchte die Öffentlichkeit zu meiden. Als der Supreme Court 1954 seine berühmten Urteile gegen die Rassentrennung an Schulen fällte, die als Brown v. Board of Education bezeichnet wurden, war der Klan bereits aufgelöst. Eine zweite Association of Georgia Klans wurde (de)
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  • Association of Georgia Klans (de)
  • Association of Georgia Klans (en)
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