Nathaniel Weyl

Nathaniel Weyl (20. jul 1910 – 13. april 2005) bio je američki ekonomist i publicist, najpoznatiji po tome što je u mladosti bio zagovornik komunizma da bi se kasnije preobratio u gorljivog antikomunista i radikalnog desničara. Bio je jedna od najpoznatijih ličnosti makartističkih progona i svjedoka protiv Algera Hissa početkom 1950-ih. Kasnije se zalagao za rasnu segregaciju te podržavao apartheid u Južnoj Africi.

Bibliografija uredi

Weyl, Nathaniel (March 1967). „Envy And Aristocide”. Intelligence, the MENSA Journal. Arhivirano iz originala na datum 2006-12-25. Pristupljeno 2008-06-29.

Weyl, Nathaniel (1950). Treason: The Story of Disloyalty and Betrayal in American History. Public Affairs Press.
Weyl, Nathaniel (1960). The Negro in American Civilization. Public Affairs Press.
Weyl, Nathaniel (1961). Red Star Over Cuba, the Russian Assault on the Western Hemisphere. Arlington House. ISBN 0-8159-6705-5.
Weyl, Nathaniel (1963). The Geography of Intellect (with Stefan Possony). Henry Regnery Company.
Weyl, Nathaniel (1966). The Creative Elite in America. Public Affairs Press. ISBN 0-8183-0160-0.
Weyl, Nathaniel (1968). The Jew in American Politics. Arlington House.
Weyl, Nathaniel (1970). Traitors' End; The Rise and Fall of the Communist Movement in Southern Africa. Arlington House. ISBN 0-87000-082-9.
Weyl, Nathaniel (1971). American Statesmen on Slavery and the Negro. Arlington House. ISBN 0-87000-117-5.
Weyl, Nathaniel (1979). Karl Marx, Racist. Arlington House. ISBN 0-87000-448-4.
Weyl, Nathaniel (1990). Geography of American Achievement. Scott-Townsend Publishers. ISBN 1-878465-00-7.
Weyl, Nathaniel (2003). Encounters With Communism. Xlibris Corporation. ISBN 1-4134-0747-1.

Fahim, Kareem (14. 12. 2006.). „Nathaniel Weyl, 94, Author Who Testified on Alger Hiss”. (Obituary) (The New York Times).
MENSA 1970 annual report mentioning "Nathaniel Weyl's International Foundation for Gifted Children"
Image Arhivirano 2016-03-04 na Wayback Machine-u of Nathaniel Weyl ca. 1979
Image Arhivirano 2011-07-19 na Wayback Machine-u of Nathaniel Weyl ca. 1923