Charles a weisman biography definition

Charles A. Weisman, a prolific author and publisher of materials about the anti-Semitic theology known as Christian Identity, died on Oct.

8, according to an announcement made by fellow Identity minister Ted R. Weiland. 

Weisman, who was in his early 60s, had run Weisman Publications from the suburbs of Minneapolis, Minn., since the late s. A self-described scholar, his website offered over 90 titles, more than 20 of them written by him, including such volumes as Antichrists in the Land, Sodomites On Trial and Race, Intelligence and Culture.

Many of the other tracts sold on his site — including the notorious anti-Semitic forgery, The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion — include explanatory notes and introductions written by Weisman. 

“I do research about anything where the truth and the facts aren&#;t readily known or have been distorted,&#; Weisman told City Pages of Minneapolis in a May inter