The History of Ku Klux Klan

Throughout history, people have listened and talked, and there was never anything like "Three K Party". There is evidence that movement and organization using this name are different. The history of K.K.K. is consistent with the history of ethnic relations in our country. Klan can be divided into five different eras: reconstruction, the end of war (& Pulaski Six), mobilization of the clans, terror domination and the end of the first era. Each stage is brought about by economic and social change.

Through its 150 year history, KKK is related to hatred, fear, and chaos. The group's rule book known as Kloran was first published in 1916. Kloran sometimes lists a series of beliefs, titles and rituals that form the core of Klan's exercise called "KlanKraft". Perhaps this book is a secret for generations, but today's copy is posted on the internet. Some Klan groups of today try to present themselves in soft light, but the combination of white supremacy and religion is in the center of the group who thinks themselves are Christian organizations. "Three KKKK" at the opening ceremony of Kloran: "I believe that the distinction between races will be decided by creators, I will strive hard to keep the white hegemony faithful and resist all kinds of compromise" . Ambitious members have to swear that they are "born white people, foreign citizens of the United States".

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