(Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Tennessee, Virginia)
From Left to Right, Bonnie Blue, Stars and Bars, Stainless Banner, Third National, Naval Jack
Go to Flags Of The Confederacy for more information.
Page established 12 February 2001
(Abraham Lincoln's Birthday)
There are serious debates over there having been Black Confederate Soldiers,, but it has been documented that there were Hispanic, Native American and even Jewish soldiers who fought for the Confederacy.
Also. the Hebrew Confederate Cemetery on Shockoe Hill in Richmond, Virginia, is the only Jewish military cemetery in the world outside of Israel.
However, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has accused some neo-Confederate groups with racism and historical revisionism.
Edward H. Sebesta, author of Neo-Confederacy: A Critical Introduction, maintains the website Temple of Democracy and the blog Anti-Neo Confederate", which casts this movement into a far more critical light.
Note: In the North, the war is commonly known as "The Civil War".
Page last updated: 30 October 2010.
If you know of any sites that should be listed here,
Because a number of these websites have vanished due to the folding of their related groups or other reasons,
Christian Confederate Radio
Church of Jesus Christ of Confederate Patriots
Confederate Digest (Weblog)
Confederate Falange
Confederate Society of America
Confederate States Guard (Message Board)
Confederate States of America (CSAgov.org)
Confederate Underground
Council of Conservative Citizens
Dixie Beacon Network (Dixie Broadcasting, WDXB) (Web Radio Station)
DixieNet
Fragile Legacies of Dixie (Weblog)
Heritage Preservation Association
League of the South (DixieNet)
Peter Luckett Ministries
Southern Heritage News and Views
Southern Legal Resource Center
Southern Party
United Daughters of the Confederacy
WDXB
And while we're on the topic of the South:
Out-of-print copies of the film on PAL (European Standard 625-line analog video) VHS tape that were released in the United Kingdom are often available on eBay. If you live in a country that does not use PAL standard analog TV (such as the USA and Canada) and you don't have a convertible VCR, you'll have to hire someone to make a transfer into NTSC (the North American analog video standard) once you get the tape. Check your phone directory for "Video Conversion Services".
There are a variety of sources on-line where unauthorized DVD copies are available, but none can be listed on this site (unless you want to pay my legal bills), and I personally can't vouch for any, so please don't ask. All I can suggest is to type "Song of the South" (with quotation marks) and "+ DVD" in your search engine, and let the buyer beware. And, no, there never was a DVD release sold at Disneyland Paris.
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In the South, it is commonly known as "The War Between the States".
Also, many of these sites are programmed to play "Dixie" when opened.
"Dixie" (aka "I Wish I Was In Dixie Land") was written in 1859
by Daniel Decatur Emmett (1815-1904) for a traveling minstrel show.
There is serious doubt if the song was ever officially adopted as the CSA's national anthem.
Also, the Ohio-born Mr. Emmett was a staunch supporter of the Union.
or know the status of sites that have vanished,
please contact me via e-mail. Thank you.
I have created a list of Missing Confederate Reconstructionist Websites.
Not a Confederate reconstructionist group, but a monthly ultra-conservative newsletter. While there a number of well-written and well-researched articles on this site (including a number of articles on the Confederate flag controvercy), the overall bias of the site is strongly anti-immigration and only hints at racism. Links promoting racist music by Skrewdriver, Brutal Attack and Bound For Glory were once on this site, but are now removed. AR seems to be changing it's image, being more racially aware than racist. However, the website has an enitre page devoted to anti-White statements made by Black celebrities (many out of context), so all I can say is "Caveat emptor."
http://www.amren.comDedicated to the preservation of Confederate history and heritage. Site maintained by Sons of Confederate Veterans
This station has shut down and its website is closed.
Interested parties might wish to visit Dixie Beacon Network or Radio Free Texas.
(aka Confederate Falange, formerly Peter Luckett Ministries)
A bible study group based in Mississippi, with intentions to form a pro-Confederate religious group.
See Church of Jesus Christ of Confederate Patriots
"...founded in June 1992 as the FIRST southern nationalist organization, dedicated not only to preserving the Confederate heritage but to restoring the sovereignty of our nation; a sovereignty that was immorally and unjustly taken by the Grand Tyrant Lincoln and his Industrialist cronies in their War of Aggression, 1861-1865." - from the website
(Alternative Link)
"This is the official web page of the Confederate States of America. Official statutes and journals of Congress of 1861-1865 are contained herein and are, for the most part, still binding upon the Confederate States of America as is the ratified C.S.A. Constitution of 1861."
...
"The national Government of the Confederate States of America does not, at this time, have any salaried personnel, but does pay some reimbursement of expenses of contractors for work contracted for by the government. It is important to note that the national Government is not structured to legally have control of the State C.S.A. Governments, but rather for them to function with the national Government and each other in accordance with the national C.S.A. Constitution and their own State Confederate Constitutions according to the dictates of the Citizens therein."-from the website
Pro-Confederate site promoting, and liked to, other "racialy aware" sites such as American Renaissance and Council of Conservative Citizens
http://members.tripod.com/~cupub/
A site devoted to the preservation of the Confederate battle flag.
Reportedly founded on the remains of the old, pro-segregationist White Citizens Council.
http://www.cofcc.org
"Here at WDXB, you will hear pro-Southern broadcasting 24 hours every day and seven days a week! We are unapologetically dedicated to preserving Southern heritage by helping to pave the way for the future of the South.
"You will hear a mixture of traditional Southern music, stirring new songs of the Southern Movement, informative and inspiring speeches on the Southern Cause of yesterday and today, news presented from a decidedly Southern perspective, and numerous special events highlighting the ongoing Southern Movement today." - from the websiteRetailer of Confederate themed clothing and merchandise.
See League of the South
Guarding our future by protecting our past. - website slogan
"The Heritage Preservation Association (HPA) is a national nonprofit membership organization utilizing educational resources along with legal and political action to protect and preserve the symbols, culture and heritage of the American South. HPA has members in 49 states and 6 countries with chapters in 10 states." - from the website
Affiliated with the CSA-Store"We seek to advance the cultural, social, economic, and political well being and independence of the Southern people by all honourable means." - Statement of Purpose from the website
Message board for Southern veterans of the Vietnam conflict.
See Church of Jesus Christ of Confederate Patriots
"Provisional Government site of the Confederate States of America under the proposed New Confederate Constitution" - from the website
"The E-Voice of the Olde South"
Also the home of:
Apologia Book Shoppe
CSA Label Company
Little River Trading Company
Un-Reconstructed (Musical group)
Valley Framing Studio & Gallery
Y'All Come Back Music Shoppe
Dealer of Confederate-related gear.
An organization of descendants of Confederate war veterans. The organization is the direct heir to United Confederate Veterans.
NOTE: According to reports by the Southern Poverty Law Center in 2002 and 2007, this organization has effectively been taken over by white racialists, causing membership to fall sharply."A loud & proud southern Christian activist website!" - from the website
"Dedicated to the preservation of Southern Heritage and to defend the Honour of our Confederate Ancestors. - from the website
Related websites:
Bookstore
Heritage Alerts
Hot Spot
"This web site provides vital information for those concerned with preserving Southern Heritage, from the merely interested, to those under attack by South bashers, to the attorneys fighting to stop these abuses." - from the website
The national Southern Party reportedly dissolved several years ago, but there has been a state-by-state attempt to rebuild the party. The chapter websites are listed below:
Southern Party of Georgia
Southern Party of Mississippi
Southern Party of North Carolina
Southern activist forums and websites
"United Daughters of the Confederacy is the outgrowth of many local memorial, monument and Confederate Home Associations and auxiliaries to Camps of Confederate Veterans which were organized after the War Between the States. It is the oldest patriotic organization in our country because of its connection with two statewide organizations which came into existence as early as 1890, namely the Daughters of the Confederacy (DOC) in Missouri and the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Confederate Soldiers Home in Tennessee." - from the website
(This group was officially founded in 1894.)
See Dixie Beacon Network
Pay a visit to Christian Willis' magnificent website, devoted to preserving the memory of "Song of the South", based on the Uncle Remus cycle of stories by Joel Chandler Harris, and the controversy that has kept it from being shown in the USA since 1986.
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