Why Oklahoma City? The deadliest bomb in U.S. history may be linked to right-wing, anti-government extremists

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Hundreds perished in Oklahoma City, OK, in Apr 1995, when a bomb stored in a rented truck exploded near the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. Investigators are focusing their attention on far right extremists linked to the Michigan Militia, including Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols.

Cover Story, Bombings

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Deny, deny, deny

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Zundel, who published a book questioning the veracity of the Holocaust, has begun promulgating his views via short-wave radio and satellite television broadcasts. Jewish leaders are urging Canadian authorities to arrest Zundel for wilful promotion of hatred.

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Portrayals, Zundel, Ernst

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The city of God mystery: did a Canadian ultra-rightist in Oklahoma have links with McVeigh?

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Evidence suggests that McVeigh may have had some connection to Elohim City, a right-wing religious community, that believes that God's chosen people are North American white people. The groups leader, Robert Millar, denies any connection.

Cults, Millar, Robert

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