The Center Democrats revolved entirely around the person Hans Janmaat. Other party members with ambitions or differing views were unwanted and could leave the party. Some former CDers and former Center Party members bet 1992 an alternative to, where were inspired by the Vlaams Blok. That party achieved surprisingly great electoral successes in Belgium during that period and appealed to the imagination. The group therefore decided to establish the Dutch Block. Almost immediately there were, led by the Vlaams Blok, made attempts to bring the fragmented right-wing extremist parties back together in the Netherlands. That initiative failed because of Hans Janmaat. The Dutch Block continued independently. However, the party soon developed into the political vehicle of one man, Wim Vreeswijk from Utrecht. the game differed in content from the CD and only knew in Utrecht, the residence of Vreeswijk to achieve any success. Vreeswijk was there on behalf of the Dutch Block for two council periods in the city council. In 2000 Vreeswijk loses his seat in elections. The party disappears a short time later.
The participating parties extreme right or the ordinary right-wing parties that have an appeal to right-wing extremists? If we only look at its conclusions sometimes difficult to pull the party programs. Maybe a look behind the scenes? Which people are involved in this election? The Freedom Party of Geert Wilders but in two counties along…. Read more
Bij het Komitee Utrecht tegen Racisme en Fascisme (KURF) is het feest. Na 14 jaar verdwijnt de lokale extreem-rechtse partij dan eindelijk van het toneel. Wim Vreeswijk en zijn Nederlands Blok kregen bij de herindelingsverkiezingen van 8 november maar anderhalf procent van de stemmen en dat was niet genoeg voor een zetel. It devotes Kurf… Read more
Op 8 november worden er in Utrecht gemeenteraadsverkiezingen gehouden. De gemeente Vleuten-De Meern wordt met haar 20 duizend inwoners bij Utrecht gevoegd en zo ontstaat een groter Utrecht met ruim 250 duizend inwoners en extra bouwgrond om nog verder te groeien. Aan de verkiezingen, die bij een dergelijke herindeling vereist zijn, does the far-right party… Read more
In 1998 verdwenen de extreem-rechtse partijen van het politieke toneel omdat bijna alle zetels verloren gingen. Bíjna alle, want in twee steden wist extreem-rechts zich te handhaven. In Schiedam mocht CD’er Ad Bierhuizen zijn nietszeggende aanwezigheid met vier jaar verlengen en in Utrecht werd Wim Vreeswijk voor de vijfde keer op rij herkozen. Wim (Willem… Read more
Dutch Block end up doing only in the province of Utrecht with. The party has in the city of Utrecht a council office and home. An attempt to participate in Friesland will play on a shortage of supportive statements. Utrecht is absolutely no shortage, rather the opposite; the party has no less than… Read more
Besides Utrecht wanted Dutch Block also get involved in Friesland. However, the intended party leader Hendrik Sybrandy got its act together on time around. With great effort he finally managed 28 declarations of support to collect, two too little so. In addition, two candidates failed to make a written statement in which they agreed with their… Read more
Establishment In 1992 take a number of Dutch right-wing parties to participate in a series of merger meetings led by Vlaams Blok leader Filip de Winter. If this attempted merger would succeed should be called the Dutch Party Block. Alfred Vierling, Ton However Steemers and Hans Lindenburg make this plan impossible in August 1992 a new… Read more
After the local elections of March municipal anti-fascists took a sigh of relief. Here and there, there was even a pronounced jubilant: Extreme right won two seats at 88 in 1984. Utrecht remains Wim Vreeswijk keep behalf Dutch Block seat on the city council and in Schiedam Ad Beerhouses returns for a second term of office back. Were further… Read more