and May 1976. Infiltration of the Army Cadet Force was also organised by Column 88. Column 88 was also said to have been involved in the establishment of a number of other far-right groups, including the exclusive League of St. George and the National Party. National Party leader John Kingsley Read claimed that he received funds from Column 88 both for his own party and during his time as chairman of the National Front. In 1983 Column 88 hit the headlines again when the press reported that Clarence had been "safe-housing" three German neo-Nazis terrorists Odfried Hepp, Ulrich Tillmann and Walter Kexel, who were wanted for bomb attacks on US Army bases in Germany. References External links The spy left out in the cold, on the site of the BBC Incidents attributed to Column 88 by that START terrorism database Neo-Nazi organizations Anti-communism Espionage Neo-Nazi organisations in the United Kingdom 20th century in the United Kingdom 1970s establishments in the United Kingdom 1990s disestablishments in the United Kingdom Anti-communist organizations