George Hallgren (9h 15min, jan 19, 1943 y – 9h 14min, jan 19, 1951 y)
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George Welch Jackson Hallgren
born September 1, 1897
died December 12, 1958
Famed in the newspaper and radio world alike, Hallgren was originally a Democrat. The National Union Party was formed to support Hallgren's 1942 bid in the face of advancing class and racial politics - threatening key pillars of traditional conservative power.
His presidency was marked by eugenics policies, segregationism, internment camps, and aggressive militarism and for the promotion of the politics of 'social justice'
Hallgren's far-reaching political machine promoted the perceived supremacy of White Christian society generally and the United States in particular. After Hallgren left office, the National Union remained active in the South for many years.
In today's terminology, it is difficult to deny that Hallgren would be considered to have committed numerous crimes against humanity, war crimes, and that he and his supporters used hate crimes and legalized racism to claim power.
Hallgren remains America's most controversial President and the one most frequently denied claim to (especially by Democrats), but the period and its crimes remain important focal points in the history and politics of the United States.
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