Biography
Marty Nathan was a Greensboro anti-Klan activist and the widow of a Communist Workers Party member killed in the November 1979 Greensboro massacre. Contemporary reporting in August and September 1980 individually identified her as imprisoned for contempt after protests during the trial of the Klan and Nazi defendants. Workers Viewpoint identified Guilford County Jail as her place of confinement. The exact admission, final release and total time served are not established by the fully reviewed sources.
Marty Nathan was a Greensboro anti-Klan activist and the widow of a Communist Workers Party member killed in the November 1979 Greensboro massacre. Contemporary reporting in August and September 1980 individually identified her as imprisoned for contempt after protests during the trial of the Klan and Nazi defendants. Workers Viewpoint identified Guilford County Jail as her place of confinement. The exact admission, final release and total time served are not established by the fully reviewed sources.
Workers Viewpoint, vol. 5 no. 32, September 1–7, 1980, PDF page 3; Workers Viewpoint, vol. 5 no. 32, September 1–7, 1980, PDF page 6; Workers Viewpoint, vol. 5 no. 32, September 1–7, 1980, PDF page 11.
Source-reported institution: Guilford County Jail.
