Director: Sheila Chamovitz
Documents the conflict that erupted when the American Nazi Party attempted to march in 1978, in Skokie, Illinois--a community where many Holocaust survivors now live. Through interviews with Nazi leaders, their American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) attorneys, concentration camp survivors, and Rev. Jesse Jackson, the film presents a wide range of views on the Nazis' "right" to march in Skokie.