num_pages: 197
description: Coppola traces today's radical militia movement to its source: virulent right-wing extremism that emerged in the mid-'80s, most dramatically with the murder of talk radio's Alan Berg &amp; a string of other spectacular crimes by neo-Nazis--the story that became Oliver Stone's "Talk Radio". Dragons of God takes us into a forbidding country, but one we can no longer ignore.DedicationAcknowledgmentsPrologue: Timothy McVeigh, Meet Wayne SnellThe Identity Christians The Aryans of Idaho A Crisis in the HeartlandBirthing the Skinheads The Posse Comitatus The Italian in Me The Klansman's DaughterElohim City &amp; Oklahoma CityThe Cop Killer Extreme UnctionConfusion's MasterpieceConclusion
language: English
title: Dragons of God: A Journey Through Far-Right America
titlecomplete: Dragons of God: A Journey Through Far-Right America
genres: Nonfiction, Politics
ratings_count: 18
places: The United States of America
publisher: Longstreet Press, Inc. (Atlanta, GA)