Coverage dated April 7, 2023
Clarence Thomas' benefactor, the billionaire megadonor Harlan Crow, has a collection of Hitler artifacts and Nazi memorabilia: report Headline from Insider
"I still can't get over the collection of Nazi memorabilia," an individual who attended an event at Crow's home told Washingtonian magazine.
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Clarence Thomas' benefactor, the billionaire megadonor Harlan Crow, has a collection of Hitler artifacts and Nazi memorabilia: report ↗ (opens Insider) Published Apr 7, 2023
Insider's feed description "I still can't get over the collection of Nazi memorabilia," an individual who attended an event at Crow's home told Washingtonian magazine.
Jezebel
Billionaire Bankrolling Clarence Thomas Collects Nazi Artifacts, Has 'Garden Full of Dictator Statues' ↗ (opens Jezebel) Published Apr 7, 2023
Jezebel's feed description Republican megadonor Harlan Crow, who takes the right-wing SCOTUS justice on lavish vacations, owns two Hitler paintings and a signed copy of Mein Kampf.
New York Post
Clarence Thomas’ billionaire benefactor Harlan Crow collects Nazi memorabilia: reports ↗ (opens New York Post) Published Apr 7, 2023
New York Post's feed description Harlan Crow, the billionaire GOP donor who lavished luxury gifts on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, reportedly collects Nazi mementos and has statues of despots in his Dallas garden.
Salon
Clarence Thomas’ benefactor collects Hitler memorabilia ↗ (opens Salon) Published Apr 7, 2023
Salon's feed description According to Harlan Crow, he collects such things because he "hates communism and fascism"
Rolling Stone
Clarence Thomas' Billionaire Buddy Has a Vast Collection of Hitler Paintings, Nazi Memorabilia ↗ (opens Rolling Stone) Published Apr 7, 2023
Rolling Stone's feed description Statues of fallen despots – toppled from public squares and smuggled out after dictators’ regimes – also reside in Harlan Crow’s “Garden of Evil”
