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:''This article refers to the American '''National Socialist Movement'''; for other organizations see ]. :''This article refers to the American '''National Socialist Movement'''; for other organizations see ].
The '''National Socialist Movement''' (also called '''NSM''' or '''NSM88''') was one of the largest ] Party operating in the ] in early ] The '''National Socialist Movement''' (also called '''NSM''' or '''NSM88''') was one of the largest ] Party operating in the ] in early ]. It is led by ].


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This article refers to the American National Socialist Movement; for other organizations see National Socialist Movement.

The National Socialist Movement (also called NSM or NSM88) was one of the largest neo-Nazi Party operating in the United States in early 2006. It is led by Jeff Schoep.

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