Sinds 2013 political parties are required each year all donations above € 4500 disclose. From the Year in 2015 show the PVV € 108.000 to have received the David Horowitz Foundation. And twice € 4500 from an initially anonymous donor from the Netherlands. No other Dutch donor donates such a large amount. Deze… Read more
How does a Dutch member of parliament on the idea of "urban commandos" in the Dutch cities to let go in order to maintain order? And what does that actually the ideas of Raymond de Roon, the creator of this plan? And now imagine that he would become Minister of Justice, what does that mean for… Read more
Imagine a pamphlet announcing that the “Muslim Fifth Column is taking over Europe. We will soon be living in Eurabia under sharia law.” Or imagine a pamphlet saying that the “world conspiracy of Jews, this dirty vermin that keeps on returning to pollute our societies, has taken control of the banks and industry again.” In the Netherlands, both pamphlets would provoke public outcry against the authors, since the year is 1989 and we have just stepped out of our time machine to witness the ensuing protest marches and the imminent arrest of the neo-Nazis who distributed these pamphlets. Those were the good old days when the extreme right was small, when mainstream racism and anti-Semitism did not openly exist, and any word or sign of discrimination was immediately attacked by anti-racists, anti-fascist groups and all loyal democrats. In those days, support for the rights of economic immigrants, or guest workers, as they were called back then, was the norm and not the exception. In Western Europe everybody on the left side of the political spectrum had faith in a future of equality and freedom from discrimination, while those on the right who kept silent were branded as racists, or at least apologists. During the 1980s, anti-racist and anti-fascist groups built up considerable popular support, to the extent that anti-racism in the Netherlands became the norm and any dissenting voice was immediately labelled racist or fascist.
NATIONAL YOUTH FRONT
The National Youth Front (NJF) began in mid-October 1978 after a reorganization of Dutch People's Nationalist Youth Association (NVJ), of the Dutch People's Union youth organization (NVU). (See also the 2nd quarter overview 1979).
The initiative was taken by three young people from The Hague:
D (chairman and chief propaganda), van der Eq (penningmeester, secretarls and vice-chairman) en B: (camping and weersportleider).
The NJF carries as emblem a combination of two runes, with the symbolic meaning “victory by deeds”.
Organisatie
Unlike the former NVJ got it from the Dutch People's Union NJF powers practically to act independently. The financial policy, including an (the NCE) Independent Fee Structure, came into the hands of the NJF-board. However, the NCE hereby retained a corrective function and the possibility of access to the books.
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Extreme right-wing groups
Nederlandse Volksunie
De in 1971 Dutch People's Union established organization aims include the so-called Very Thought Netherlands after – an idea which the Netherlands and Flanders have to form a unity – and propagates; a staunch anti-communism.
NCE now has about 60 leden, a number of which a “oorlogsver members”, has. Organ of the organization's magazine “We Netherlands w.o.De Vlam'V ”
NCE activities of any significance rely primarily on President JG. GLIMMER PEAT, who with his electoral campaign for the municipal elections in The Hague in May 1974 rather what caused a stir.
GLIMMER PEAT but now makes the impression politically accomplish too little longer until there is a final judgment in the proceedings initiated against him for insulting a population group (I.E. Surinamese). The Supreme Court overturned on 24-6-1975 the judgment of the Court of Appeal in The Hague, whereby GLIMMER PEAT was fired from prosecution. The case was rejected by the Supreme Court to the Court of Appeal in Amsterdam. The resignation of GLIMMER PEAT from the post of accountant at SHAPE Technical Centre in The Hague was now annulled.
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Extreme right-wing groups in the Netherlands
After the 2nd World War in the Netherlands set up several extreme-right organizations. Some of these organizations is, After languishing, merged into other groupings or disappeared after some time entirely from the scene.
Among the groups that are still active in a greater or lesser degree in the Netherlands, The following organizations can be counted. The most active of these is the Dutch People's Union.
Northern League
De Northern League (of Noordbond) is an international neo-fascist group, arise in 1958 from the readership of the magazine “Northern World”, dat in 1957 by Englishman Roger PE; in life is called.
The purpose of the organization is: “the preservation of the varieties- and cultural heritage of the Nordic peoples”. It seeks to promote this by “to unite all the people of Northern European descent”. The organization considers all colored races as inferior and is anti-Semitic and anti-communist. The Secretariat is based in Amsterdam at the home of the former NSB J.KRULS, who is also chief editor of the English-language organ of the League “The Northlander”.
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Nederlandse Volksunie
Between September 1971 in april 1972 suffers the Dutch People's Union had with a number of internal difficulties. In part this was due to Mrs. EE. KO a new member, that a key position within the organization in a short time managed to occupy and is responsible for a clear “'Shift to the right” of the People's Union. Its mode of action, however, was less appreciated by some members, so she was forced to give up her position, after which she withdrew from the People's Union.
Even then, however, there occurred several new internal conflicts to light, mainly in the personal level, but also with the question whether and to what extent the People's Union should have an activist character played a role. *)
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