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| rdfs:comment | - Abraham Jensen was a Tzimisce priest who was embraced during the Race Riots of Detroit in 1943. Arrested during the riots, Jensen claimed membership in the second incarnation of the Ku Klux Klan. He used his contacts within the radical group to rouse hatred and suspicion against blacks and other foreign groups within the USA. Abraham came to see genetic purity as something that existed beyond the limits of his five senses. He understood how racists could mistake “white” for pure and appreciated the hatred that prejudice sparked. Varying militant nationalistic groups fell under his sway, serving him and his pack as feeding ground and as potential ghouls and servants.
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| abstract | - Abraham Jensen was a Tzimisce priest who was embraced during the Race Riots of Detroit in 1943. Arrested during the riots, Jensen claimed membership in the second incarnation of the Ku Klux Klan. He used his contacts within the radical group to rouse hatred and suspicion against blacks and other foreign groups within the USA. Abraham came to see genetic purity as something that existed beyond the limits of his five senses. He understood how racists could mistake “white” for pure and appreciated the hatred that prejudice sparked. Varying militant nationalistic groups fell under his sway, serving him and his pack as feeding ground and as potential ghouls and servants.
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