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Gemeenteraadsverkiezingen 2022

in orange coat. in orange coat. 13/03/2022 Connecting Enschede, Danielle de Vries. Danielle de Vries… Read more

Erkenbrand under pressure

The most famous alt-right organization got into trouble since 2016 Erkenbrand the organization has become a small phenomenon. Extreme views, brought intellectually. Highly qualified members and a growing grassroots who recognizes the alt-right ideology of racism, anti-Semitism feminism. The growing pains are also the problems Erkenbrand…. Read more

municipal Rotterdam, PVV and Jesus Lives

This year, no less than twenty parties participated in the municipal elections in Rotterdam. two sides covered in our examination of the candidates. Both are newcomers to Rotterdam, PVV and Jesus Lives. This is the first part of a series of short articles about the local elections 2018. Jesus Survived The orthodox Christian party takes Jesus Lives… Read more

Brown roots of the Rotterdam PVV party leader Géza Hegedüs

Op 14 December presented Geert Wilders, the leader for the municipal elections in Rotterdam, Geza Hegedus. A man with no political experience, the PVV leader. Hegedüs indeed has no parliamentary experience. But he is not a blank page. The targeted party leader was actively Erkenbrand and extreme ideas. "I had written a long letter nationalist" explains… Read more

Demonstrations

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19 Sep 2026
From:
Ron Sloof
Place:
Hague
Participants:
Between 200 en 300 people
Extra:
In augustus 2026 a memorial march was planned for the murdered Lisa and all victims of failed asylum policy. After consultation with representatives of the relatives, it was decided not to go ahead with the march. According to the organization, there is also a threat from antifa to disrupt the memorial march. Soon afterwards, Pro Patria announced a manifestation on the Malieveld in The Hague under the motto 'Malieveld 1 years later, right-wing voice against asylum mismanagement'. The Facebook group 'Commemoration Lisa 1 years later' first changed to 'Commemoration of population violence' and later to 'Malieveld 1 years later'. To broaden the protest as widely as possible, all kinds of Facebook groups sprung up, such as 'Angry Citizen Movement' and 'We are the people'.. All kinds of allies were found such as Save Europe Act, JW Broken Veteran, Patriotism, Defend United en BVNL. After a fuss about the Save Europe Act collaborating with neo-Nazis, that organization has decided to use 'Malieveld 1 years later'. According to a spokesperson for Save Europe Act, the organization remained unclear about a number of matters. When a Pro Patria flyer appeared at the end of August with the neo-Nazi intention of the demonstration, many other organizations dropped out in writing., such as Defend United, JW Broken Veteran, Patriotism, Patriotic Front Netherlands, a BVNL. The organizations find Pro Patria's course inimitable. Co-organizers Femke den Hoed and Iwan Dienjes also dropped out. Despite all the commotion beforehand, on the day between 200 en 300 right-wing extremists and extremist groups such as the Dutch Nationalist Movement, among others. Pierre Tijssen, who was going to give a speech under the name 'Johan'. On the day before the demo, the organization and Mark van den Oever made ( Farmers Defence Force) announced that Van den Oever would come to speak at the protest. However, the demonstration got out of hand before he spoke. Some famous heads present: Heiko Sietsema, Femke den Hoed, Ronald Sloof, John van de Kar, Tammara Many (National Pride), Sjon de Haas, Richard de Haas, Sonny van der Heijden, Marcel Hoogstra, Hugo Kuijper, Edwin Wagensveld (PEGIDA), Daan Holthuijsen (NNB), Andi Gasser, Raffie Cohan, Martijn Janssen, Sylwester Klosinski (NNB), Janka Netten (NNB), David Kloos, Kayleigh van Koppen (FVD), John Abrossimow (WLM / Active Club Dietsland), Etienne van Basten (NVU), Peter van Egmond (NVU), Robert-Jan Koelewaard (NVU), Andy Hendrickx, Peter van Vliet, Joep Evers, Yvette Evers, Ernst-Jan van den Hout, Jim Hoogkamer, Alfred Vierling, Ton van den Aarssen, Helene Elfrink, Geza Hegedus (ex-PVV candidate), Dion van Uum (PVV candidate), Robin van der Heijden (FVD candidate), Eric Kemperman (FVD), Sacha Kaizer (FVD), Erwin Rosenboom (FVD), Micah the Great (Outpost). Slogans are shouted such as 'Hamas, Hamas gas all Jews' and 'If you don't jump then you are a Jew'. Furthermore, David Kloos holds up a sign with the text 'Jewish media hides Epstein crime & black crime'. Jan van de Kar promotes the revisionist and anti-Semitic film 'Europe the last battle'. During the event, Ronald Sloof announces a new initiative: Black Block. After the demonstrators do not want to take off their facial expressions and fireworks are thrown, deputy mayor Richard de Mos bans the march through the city. After persistent riots, the demonstration on the Malieveld is also disbanded.

In de media

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Future PVV Rotterdam uncertain due to shortage of candidates

It is still very much the question whether the PVV can participate in the municipal elections in Rotterdam next year. Maurice Meeuwissen's one-man faction is struggling with a major shortage of candidates. There is hardly anyone. If the PVV does not have ten candidates next week, it will be over with the party after the vote in March next year.

Blow after blow to PVV

Exactly one day long been Géza Hegedüs leader of the Freedom Party in Rotterdam. A day after his presentation he was already retired. Almost at the same time was told Wilders' party that the department Limburg has to pay for the money ex-party leader Michael Heemels has pushed back. It is a sum of 179.000 euro.

Wilders drops PVV Rotterdam campaign leader for far-right links

The PVV’s candidate to lead the PVV local election campaign has been dropped by the party after just one day, following ‘unacceptable new information’. Geza Hegedus, described as a former soldier with a Hungarian background, has been unveiled by far-right watchdog Kafka as having ‘extreme right-wing ideas’ and close connections to Dutch far-right group Erkenbrand.

Politically inexperienced former soldier takes for PVV in Rotterdam against Livable / FVD and Think

The 'born and bred’ Rotterdam Géza Hegedus is 21 maart 2018 leader of the PVV in Rotterdam. It promises the port to be a hard fight right: Joost Eerdmans, leader of Liveable Rotterdam, signed in September an alliance with the parliamentarian Thierry Baudet (Forum for Democracy). Consider also made known they will do it today in Rotterdam.

Chronicle

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