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With a rich heritage that begins with military duty during World War II, the Jeep Wrangler is one of the most easily recognized rides on the road. It's slated for an eagerly awaited redesign for the 2018 model year, which will be its first major makeover in over a decade.

But aside from myriad leaked tidbits, palpable rumors, and sneaked spy shots dropped like so many breadcrumbs on the road to the vehicle's development, little has been officially released regarding the next-generation Wrangler. It probably won't officially be revealed until later this year, and might not go on sale not go ona show of solidarity with a Jewish boy whose window had been smashed by a brick. “Over two weeks in December,” the Associated Press wrote, white supremacists “broke windows at two Jewish homes and two churches that displayed menorahs, shot bullets through windows at Billings Central Catholic High School, and stomped and battered six vehicles at homes displaying menorahs, telling two owners in phone calls, ‘Go look at your car, Jew-lover.’”

More recently, in 2010, a group named Pioneer Little Europe started screening Holocaust denial films at the library in Kalispell, Flathead Valley’s largest city; its ringleader, neo-Nazi stage mom April Gaede, enjoyed a brief round of national notoriety in 2003 for training her twin daughters, Lamb and Lynx, to perform as Prussian Blue, a white-power singing duo.

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