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Who Was Allen Berg
Alan Berg was born in Chicago in 1934, the son of Dr.
Joseph Berg and Ruth Berg. He attended college in Denver,
graduated in 1957, and became one of the youngest people to pass the
bar exam in the history of Illinois (at 22).
He marries in 1951, becoming a lawyer, then he became an
alcoholic. He moves to Denver, opens a rag shop, and starts a
small radio show. He eventually becomes Denver's number one host.
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He Was Supposedly Shot By David Lane
Berg was a typical disgusting Zionist, who talked about his
stools, flatulated on the air, and would describe women in sexual
positions. He issued an "Open Letter to the Gentiles," to the white
supremacist group known as "The Order", and distaste for him grew.
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Killed In His Driveway
Alan Berg was shot 12 times in the face and body while exiting
his Volkswagen. He was officially pronounced dead a
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Denver Police Chief
Where was the motive? Why shoot a loud mouth clown like Berg?
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Berg Became A Martyr
'Talk Radio' is a 1988 film, starring Eric Bogosian as a
controversial "shock jock" It is directed by Oliver Stone, and is
based in combination on the play by Eric Bogosian and Tad Savinar
and on the real life murder of Alan Berg.
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Elohim City
The group known as 'The Order' killed him. They were based out of
Elohim City, a compound in Oklahoma, that JD Cash said
was a SPLC front.
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