Europe-Action


Гео и язык канала: не указан, не указан
Категория: не указана


Online study center for the promotion of European nationalism, regionalism, identity and activism.

Связанные каналы  |  Похожие каналы

Гео и язык канала
не указан, не указан
Категория
не указана
Статистика
Фильтр публикаций


The National Liberation Front of Corsica (FLNC) is a Corsican-separatist militant group that was founded in 1974.

The movement carried out assassinations and bombings on high-level French figures and institutions. The FLNC believes that Corsica is a nation that deserves freedom from the French state.

After years of terrorist activity, the group laid down their arms in 2014. Small splinter groups claiming to be the FLNC are still active, and keep fighting for their right to self determination.


On the 9th of May 1994, the 22 year old French student Sébastien Deyzieu died in the hospital after being chased and thrown out of a window by police officers. This took place after a march in Paris against American imperialism.

Every year since then, nationalists from all over Europe have gathered to commemorate Sébastien and every other nationalist who fell in battle.

This year will mark the 30th anniversary of Sébastiens death.

Pour tous les camarades assassinés: present!


South Tyrol: the outpost of the Germanic world.

South Tyrol is a German-speaking region in Northern Italy, annexed by the Italian regime after WWI. Under the rule of Benito Mussolini, the Tyroleans were stripped of their language rights via the policy of Italianization.

Tyrol was given the status of autonomous area in 1972. The region has a strong secessionist movement. Around 54% of the South Tyrolean population would support independence from Italy.

Groups like the South Tyrolean Liberation Committee and ‘Ein Tirol’ tried to win independence by violence in the past. Nowadays political parties push for this ideal via peaceful means.


The Mouvement Normand, a Norman regionalist organisation, is a political movement seeking to retain the regional identity and autonomy of the Norman people in France.

The movement was founded in 1969 by two Norman activists and writers, Jean Mabire and Pierre Godefroy. They see the Normans as the direct descendants of William the Conquerors people.

It seeks the reunification of Normandy into one region in a decentralised French state, as well as the recognition and preservation of the unique cultural character of Normandy.


Jean de Brem (1935-1963), French nationalist, journalist, soldier and martyr.

De Brem wrote for multiple magazines, such as ‘Paris Match’, ‘Combat’ and ‘L’Esprit public.’ Here he would develop his nationalist ideas. During the Algerian war of independence he joined the ‘Organisation de l’Armée Secrète’, or OAS.

In 1963 he would assassinate the president of the ‘Banque de l’Union Parisienne.’ For this, he was pursued and eventually killed by French police forces.

The writings of de Brem, in particular his ‘Testament of a European’, still influences nationalist thought to this day.


The German Wandervogel is a youth movement that was founded in 1896 by disenchanted young men seeking adventure in the wilderness.

The groups resisted mass industrialisation, and sought refuge in the forests of Europe. Armed with nothing more than tents and musical instruments like guitars, the young men and women of the Wandervogel revitalised the Teutonic values of old.

There are still groups that claim the title of Wandervogel. These are spread out all over the German speaking countries. They claim to have around 5,000 members.


Репост из: Zentropa
Pierre Drieu la Rochelle est un écrivain trop peu connu des jeunes générations. Il est l’auteur, entre autres, de L’Homme couvert de femmes, de Gilles, ou encore de Socialisme fasciste.
Arthur Sapaudia vous propose, par ce premier opus de sa série Morceaux Choisis, une immersion dans les plus profonds tourments de cet auteur décrié via son journal intime. Une lente et amusante tragédie, couvrant la période de l’entrée en guerre de 1939 jusqu’à son suicide en 1945.


The German student unions: a European tradition.

German student unions come in many forms: from the liberal Corps to the more nationalist minded Burschenschaften. A lot of these student unions practice academic fencing - or Mensur - an age old tradition that breeds an iron generation.

The student unions also separate themselves from normal civilians by wearing ‘couleur.’ This consists of hats and ribbons in different colours, all with a different meaning. Famous members of student fraternities are Kaiser Wilhelm II, Otto Skorzeny, Karl Marx, Horst Wessel and Pope Benedict XVI.

Student unions like this don’t limit themselves to Germany and Austria. Clubs can be found in Flanders, the Netherlands, Poland, the Baltics, Switzerland and the Czech Republic.


Karl Roos (1878-1940), Alsatian regionalist, Germanist and political activist.

Roos was a teacher, and spent his free time studying and teaching the Alsatian dialect. During WWI he fought for the German army. After the armistice Roos resisted French occupation and centralisation. He was known as a political agitator and Alsatian autonomist.

During the 1930’s Roos developed sympathy for the national-socialist regime in Germany. In 1940 he would be indicted of spying for the German regime, which would ultimately cost him his life. Roos got executed by the French army on the 7th of February 1940, and was made a martyr for separatists and regionalists all over the European continent.


Репост из: 𝐑𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭-𝐰𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐒𝐨𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐦
"The Commune, like the old South, were crushed in blood. But the workers of Paris and the peasants of Louisiana fought for the same freedom. They fought for their right to life, against reaction and miscegenation, these two aspects of the same cosmopolitan threat"

— Jean Mabire, Europe-Action


‘Europe a Nation’ was a policy developed by Sir Oswald Mosley, and was the official cornerstone of his post-war Union Movement.

Mosley started espousing the idea of a united Europe as early as 1936, during his time as leader of the British Union of Fascists. It was, however, not official party policy. This quickly changed after the war, when Mosley started thinking of pre-war nationalism and fascism as too narrow an ideal.

It called for the integration of Europe into a single political entity to protect European interests against both the USA and the Soviet Union. The idea would prove influential on right-wing thought for decades after.


Репост из: NSV! Nationalistische Studentenvereniging
Видео недоступно для предпросмотра
Смотреть в Telegram
Vlaanderen heeft recht op een onafhankelijke staat. Geen compromissen meer, geen toegevingen. Geen vervreemding en geen parasitair België.

Daarvoor kwamen wij op straat en daarvoor zullen wij op straat blijven komen.

Strijd met ons mee: www.nsv.be

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMvc8-FTHDQ


The Flemish nationalist student union NSV! held a march in Antwerp protesting against the Belgian state and it’s repression.

De Nederlanden Eén! 🇳🇱


Yann Fouéré (1910-2011), Breton nationalist, European federalist and political thinker.

Fouéré popularised the idea of a ‘Europe of 100 flags.’ This ideal proposed a federalised European state, where not the current borders of the nation-state but regional identities would be the center of European nationalism. Europe should “divide to unite”, according to Fouéré.

The Breton writer is still honoured in nationalist circles throughout the West, and has influenced the wider Identitarian movement.


Репост из: Schwabenbande
💪🏻 Sonntag: Aktivistenwochenenende endet

Auch wenn sich unsere Aktivisten inzwischen auf dem Heimweg befinden, hallen die Eindrücke der letzten Tage nach: Jeder kehrt gestärkt in den Aktivistischen Alltag zurück. Das Ringen um unsere europäische Heimat geht mit voller Energie weiter.

Werde Aktiv!
@R21_Kontakt


Identitarian activists from Germany held a nationalist weekend, where the fire of Europe was kept alight! 👇🏻


The cover of ‘Europe-Action’, a magazine founded by political activist, historian and writer Dominique Venner.

The magazine ran from 1963 until 1966, and distanced itself from traditional French nationalism and pre-WWII fascist ideas such as anti-intellectualism. It promoted European nationalism based on the ‘Occident.’ It had an estimated circulation of 10,000.

The meta-political strategy and Euro-nationalist ideas of Venner would influence the French ‘Nouvelle Droite’, and by extension the wider European Identitarian movement.

Показано 17 последних публикаций.

24

подписчиков
Статистика канала