Antelope Hill Publishing
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Publishing |
| Founded | 2020-02-18 |
| Founder | Vincent Cucchiara, Sarah Cucchiara, Dmitri Loutsik |
| Headquarters | Montgomery County, Pennsylvania , United States |
| Products | Translations and original far-right literature |
Antelope Hill is a U.S.-based publishing company located in Pennsylvania, established in 2020 by Penn State alumni Vincent Cucchiara, Sarah Cucchiara, and Dmitri Loutsik. The press focuses on producing translations and distributing historical texts authored by Nazis, fascists, and ultranationalists, in addition to original far-right material. The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) designates Antelope Hill as an antisemitic hate organization.
Their offerings include translated works from figures such as Adolf Hitler, Belgian Nazi collaborator Léon Degrelle, Nazi propagandist Wilfrid Bade, and Italian neo-fascist thinker Julius Evola, often published under assumed names. The publisher’s catalog also features modern writers who promote conspiracy theories targeting Jewish, Black, and LGBTQ populations.
History
Antelope Hill was launched on February 18, 2020, by Vincent Cucchiara, Sarah Cucchiara (formerly Nahrgang), and Dmitri Loutsik, who initially kept their identities hidden. Headquartered in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, the company is registered under a foreign ownership structure within the state. It markets itself as dedicated to "lost causes" and "freedom fighters," with promotional content referencing "Uncle Hitler" and offering discounts aligned with Hitler’s birthday.
The founders maintain connections to the white power movement and have worked alongside far-right organizations such as The Right Stuff network. During their time at Penn State, Vincent Cucchiara and Dmitri Loutsik participated in the alt-right Bull-Moose Party that supported Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential bid. Sarah Cucchiara operated under the pseudonym "Margaret Bauer" on far-right sites; she formerly served as a public school teacher near Norristown but resigned following revelations of racist posts on social media. Antelope Hill frequently partners with the National Justice Party, a pro-Hitler group.
In 2022, titles from Antelope Hill became available through the public library ebook platform Hoopla, raising alarms about extremist content being funded by taxpayers. The SPLC highlighted the publisher’s notable performance in specialized Amazon sales categories. By September 2022, Amazon had removed certain titles while leaving others accessible; Barnes & Noble eliminated Antelope Hill’s page altogether.
An author using the pseudonym Raw Egg Nationalist from Antelope Hill appeared in Tucker Carlson’s 2022 documentary The End of Men.
Imprints
- Jackalope Hill (fiction)
- Little Frog Hill (children's literature)