Freeman was a both a leutenant and a community commander in the American Nazi Party in the early 1960’s.

I met him in August 1962 in Cornwall, England shortly before or after he attended a meeting of the ANP’s international organisation in the Southern Cotswolds. He had infact publicly that spring/summer left the ANP because of an ultimatum he had recieved from the American College of Physicians teeling him that his membership of the ANP was incompatible with his work as a physician.

I was ten years old at the time and when I challenged him he said: “I am not a member of the ANP, I cannot tell you why I have to tell you that, but I can tell you that I am a minuteman!” He was wearing a Khaki stormtrooper suit at the time with padded shoulders and built up shoes, and said he was a “Virginian;” a “leutenant” and a “community commander” in “the army of St Paul – you won’t of heard of it, but you could check it out” I did the was code for the ANP.