article_snippet.sent: Nestled in eastern Long Island is a sleepy little town called Yaphank where the streets have cozy names like Oak and Park, names that hide a dark past: they once bore signs like Hitler and Goebbels Streets.
article_snippet.sent: Yaphank in Long Island, in the 1930s, appeared as a haven for Americans--most of Americans of German heritage--who sympathized with the causes of the Third Reich.
article_snippet.sent: Yaphank, Long Island was once home to a camp for Nazis where like-minded individuals could drink beer and learn about eugenics .
article_snippet.sent: Today, Yaphank in Long Island is still a town on Long Island.
highlights_snippet.sent: Yaphank in Long Island was founded in part by the German American Bund, a pro Nazi group that flourished in the 1930s .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Yaphank in Long Island remains a town in Long Island, but gone are the roads once called Adolf Hitler Street, Goebbels and Goering .