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This magazine should have an entry in the encyclopedia because it was so unusual in many respects. It received comment in mainstream publications, and is discussed today as an example of hatred or intolerance. As more becomes known about this magazine, the information can be collected in the Wiki entry. I am not exactly sure how to round out the entry. I have some citations showing that it existed, and I have some citations illustrating how it and the editor were perceived.
404A4BC76978E (talk) 03:45, 18 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
Agree. The irony of a writer as gifted as "Robertson" taking such odious positions is interesting in itself. (Nazi Germany had some good writers too, as well as one of the greatest filmmakers, Riefenstahl.) As a Jew I cannot abide his views, but to the extent that the "beat no one else dared to touch," the beat of racial differences, including intellectual, moral, etc. differences, is legitimate, he made a contribution. 67.173.10.34 (talk) 08:48, 9 April 2016 (UTC)Larry SiegelReply
