Antelope Hill Publishing

Translations that Antelope Hill has sold have included works by Adolf Hitler, the Belgian Nazi collaborator Leon Degrelle, Nazi propagandist Wilfrid Bade, Italian neo-fascist philosopher Julius Evola, and others. Most of the translations are credited to pseudonyms, according to the SPLC.

• Status — Active • Founder — * Vincent Cucchiara • Sarah Cucchiara • Dmitri Loutsik • Country — United States • Website — https: antelopehillpublishing.com • Topics — White nationalism

The company was founded on February 18, 2020, by recent Penn State graduates Vincent Cucchiara and Sarah Cucchiara (née Nahrgang), who are married, and Dmitri Loutsik. The three founders kept their identities secret while incorporating the company, but their names were revealed by an investigation by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) in 2022. The company was based in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, as of 2022. In Pennsylvania the company is registered under a foreign owner. The Cucchiaras and Loutsik have been active in the white power movement and have cooperated with far-right members of The Right Stuff network, according to the SPLC. At Penn State, Vincent Cucchiara and Loutsik were active members of the Bull-Moose Party, a campus group described as alt-right which was formed to support Donald Trump in the 2016 United States Presidential Election. Sarah Cucchiara has used the alias "Margaret Bauer" on far-right podcasts, as well as on Twitter via the handle @MargaretBauer88, according to the SPLC ("88" is often used as code for "heil Hitler"). The SPLC states that Sarah Cucchiara was a Norristown-area public school teacher who left the job after a controversy about racist posts on Facebook. The SPLC said Antelope Hill collaborates frequently with "a pro-Hitler white supremacist group", the National Justice Party. In 2022, Antelope Hill was one of the white nationalist publishers reported to be included in offerings to public libraries by the ebook service Hoopla. Librarians quoted by WGBH expressed frustration that misinformation was being spread by the service, with funding from taxpayers and library contributors. The SPLC said Antelope Hill boasts of its books' success in trending in obscure sales subcategories on Amazon. As of September 2022, Amazon had removed some Antelope Hill titles while keeping others, and Barnes & Noble had removed an Antelope Hill page from its website. In 2023, Antelope Hill sponsored an advertisement on "The Quartering", a pop culture podcast hosted by Jeremy Hambly.

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