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The Order, also known as The Silent Brotherhood, emerged as a notorious Neo-Nazi terrorist group in the early 1980s in the United States. Drawing inspiration from the fictional narrative of The Turner Diaries, the group's goal was to incite a white supremacist revolution and eliminate those they deemed non-white. Funded through armed robberies, they captured headlines with their heinous acts, including the 1984 murder of radio host Ellen Berg. The group's downfall began with a confrontational shootout with the FBI that led to the death of leader Robert J Matthews in 1984. Following multiple racketeering convictions among its members, the organization dissipated.