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Alt-Right creator Richard Spencer
24-08-2017
2017
NEWS
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captionEXCLUSIVE August 25, 2017 - Alexandria, Virginia, United States: Richard Spencer, founder of the new "alt-right" movement, in his Alexandria office. His organization, the National Policy Institute, produces books for white nationalist authors. A reproduction of a painting of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, "Napoleon crossing the Alps," by Jacques-Louis David, hangs on the wall next to a permanently closed window. Most windows and curtains in the office are nailed shut out of security concerns. (Erin Scott/Polaris)
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captionEXCLUSIVE August 25, 2017 - Alexandria, Virginia, United States: Richard Spencer, founder of the new "alt-right" movement, in his Alexandria office. His organization, the National Policy Institute, produces books for white nationalist authors. A reproduction of a painting of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, "Napoleon crossing the Alps," by Jacques-Louis David, hangs on the wall next to a permanently closed window. Most windows and curtains in the office are nailed shut out of security concerns. (Erin Scott/Polaris)
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captionEXCLUSIVE August 25, 2017 - Alexandria, Virginia, United States: Richard Spencer, founder of the new "alt-right" movement, in his Alexandria office. His organization, the National Policy Institute, produces books for white nationalist authors. Most windows and curtains in the office are nailed shut out of security concerns. (Erin Scott/Polaris)
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captionEXCLUSIVE August 25, 2017 - Alexandria, Virginia, United States: Richard Spencer, founder of the new "alt-right" movement, in his Alexandria office. His organization, the National Policy Institute, produces books for white nationalist authors. Most windows and curtains in the office are nailed shut out of security concerns. (Erin Scott/Polaris)
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captionEXCLUSIVE August 25, 2017 - Alexandria, Virginia, United States: Richard Spencer, founder of the new "alt-right" movement, in his Alexandria office. His organization, the National Policy Institute, produces books for white nationalist authors. Most windows and curtains in the office are nailed shut out of security concerns. (Erin Scott/Polaris)
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captionEXCLUSIVE August 25, 2017 - Alexandria, Virginia, United States: Richard Spencer, founder of the new "alt-right" movement, in his Alexandria office. His organization, the National Policy Institute, produces books for white nationalist authors. Most windows and curtains in the office are nailed shut out of security concerns. (Erin Scott/Polaris)
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captionEXCLUSIVE August 25, 2017 - Alexandria, Virginia, United States: Richard Spencer, founder of the new "alt-right" movement, in his Alexandria office. His organization, the National Policy Institute, produces books for white nationalist authors. Most windows and curtains in the office are nailed shut out of security concerns. (Erin Scott/Polaris)
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captionEXCLUSIVE August 25, 2017 - Alexandria, Virginia, United States: Richard Spencer, founder of the new "alt-right" movement, in his Alexandria office. His organization, the National Policy Institute, produces books for white nationalist authors. A reproduction of a painting of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, "Napoleon crossing the Alps," by Jacques-Louis David, hangs on the wall next to a permanently closed window. Most windows and curtains in the office are nailed shut out of security concerns. (Erin Scott/Polaris)
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captionEXCLUSIVE August 25, 2017 - Alexandria, Virginia, United States: Richard Spencer, founder of the new "alt-right" movement, in his Alexandria office. His organization, the National Policy Institute, produces books for white nationalist authors. Most windows and curtains in the office are nailed shut out of security concerns. (Erin Scott/Polaris)
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captionEXCLUSIVE August 25, 2017 - Alexandria, Virginia, United States: Richard Spencer, founder of the new "alt-right" movement, in his Alexandria office. His organization, the National Policy Institute, produces books for white nationalist authors. A reproduction of a painting of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, "Napoleon crossing the Alps," by Jacques-Louis David, hangs on the wall next to a permanently closed window. Most windows and curtains in the office are nailed shut out of security concerns. (Erin Scott/Polaris)
