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It was the same group. The parties swapped orientations from the 1930's to the 1960's. It was a weird time for political party names. Voters had to really make sure they knew the positions of who they were voting for because the conservatives (racists) were slowly drifting from one party to the other and running in both parties.
Usually they would hop from Democrat to Republican as a publicity stunt in defiance of legislation not being racist enough for them. They were the same temper tantrum dipshit conservatives back then as they are now.
The conservatives have always been the racists and the normal people have always been the ones trying to avoid or stop them.
Sure, and the Republicans have since pivoted from "big business, free trade, American strength" to "hate groups, corruption, and treason for Russia".