One of the main right-wing parties in the Netherlands has fallen apart. The people of the Pim Fortuyn List (LPF) have spread over several new parties. Also from the VVD are some right-wing MPs walked for new political initiatives. How should we interpret these new parties? Are they extreme right? If we only look at the manifestos… Read more
In recent years we watched regularly representatives “new politics”, to investigate whether there was also of right-wing extremists who joined this. We watched Liveable Netherlands, LPF and various factions that tore from them. It is therefore interesting to see how it is now with. De… Read more
inds 1961 Provo activist and politician van Duijn was observed by six government departments. In 1970, when van Duijn for municipal elections in Amsterdam Amsterdam behalf Gnome Town emerged as leader, he was kidnapped by the obscure 'Group 7'. Earlier, in the Jordan pamphlets circulated that 10.000 guilder reward uitloofden for the corpse of Van Duijn, 'Staatsgevaarlijke saboteur-provocateur'. Group 7 (also known as 007) consisted include Joop Baank, split from the Peasant Party, en Max Lewin, president of the New Right, a forerunner of the later Centre Party Janmaat. Lewin was also editor of the Free Press, which the current PVV MP Raymond de Roon wrote an article warning about sedition and released a tribute to the military regime in Greece. Kick Koster, later candidate for Mokum Mobile, was the third kidnapper. In februari 1975 by the BVD by chance a bomb attack on the subway in the Bijlmer foiled. The Secret Service maintains three right-wing figures with weapons and explosives. Lewin is considered "intellectual author" designated. Baank was there again, and further Rennie Lion and one A. J. Bosch. For the rest, this comprehensive book is a bizarre reconstruction of secret service operations, while the history of Provo and other forms of resistance. With many pieces from the archives of the various secret services.