BVD report 1991

Extreme right

Organized extreme right in the Netherlands has a following of an estimated several hundred people. Of this visit there a few dozen more or less regular meetings and gatherings, or are otherwise politically active.

A substantial majority politics found shelter at the Centre Democrats (CD) or the Centre Party '86 (CP'86). An extremely militant group of extreme right-wing is the Dutch branch of the neo-Nazi German Aktion Nationaler Front Sozialisten / Nationaier activists (ANS). Cores of the otherwise not very big, mostly youthful supporters are concentrated in the north of the country and around the cities of The Hague and Breda. Furthermore, a smaller number of active connections, as the company around NSB widow F. Rost van Tonningen-Heubel, The readership of the Data “Foundation for the support and supervision of the Dutch People's Union”, of “Viking Youth”, Members of the historical society “De turning” en de Nederlandse afdeling van de Northern League. In most of the supporters of mostly elderly Nazis. Their aim is to focus on preserving the fascist ideology of the 30s and 40s.

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