Allen Lee Vincent
American Nazi Party, NS White People’s Party, NS White Workers Party
Allen Lee Vincent was born in Southern California on June 1st 1932, not much is known about his early life however we know that he grew up in Hollywood CA. He did not have the greatest home life, having a strained relationship with his father and his alcoholic stepmother. Vincent spent time in many reformatory facilities and prisons as a result of this rough upbringing and his reaction to such.
Vincent was transferred to many reformatory campuses before being put into Soledad state prison.
After some time in Soledad State Prison Vincent was transferred to San Quinten State Prison where he would serve the rest of his incarceration which totaled 20 years
It is not currently known when Vincent joined the ANP however we know it was some time in the early-mid 1960’s. Vincent spent a majority of his time with the ANP in San Francisco CA participating in countless marches. In 1972 Vincent became the Western Commander of the then named NS White People’s Party after Ralph Forbes’ departure.
In 1974 Vincent parted ways with the NS White People’s Party to form the NS White Worker’s Party where he served as Northern California Commander.
Vincent and his organization were featured in the 1975 documentary “The California Reich”. The NS White Worker’s Party ceased operations in 1977.
We currently do not know what Vincent was up to in the following decades however he did join the National Socialist Movement in 1998 participating in at least one major rally known as the “brawl of St. Paul.
This demonstration in St. Paul MN was a very controversial event for Vincent and the NSM due to a clash with multiple counter protestors. Vincent was interviewed by media representatives on the scene. Though Vincent’s time with the organization was short due to his unfortunate death in 1999. the NSM was very lucky to call him a member.
Vincent lived a life of hardship yet didn’t let that stop him from seeing potential in the world he lived in. We can all learn a lesson of dedication from Allen.
