Euronate

Euronate is an organization of European far-right nationalist political parties, originally formed at the congress of the French National Front in Strasbourg on March 30, 1997 ^[1] . Euronate had free organizational structures, and was based on coordination with the National Front ^[1] . The organization failed to attract significant support in Western Europe , while Jean-Marie Le Pen (the then leader of the National Front) managed to gain support in Eastern Europe ^[1] . The so-called Nordnat was an attempt to form a regional organization of the Scandinavian parties ^[1] . As of the end of the 2000s, only the National Front , the British National Party , the National Democrats (Spain), the National Democrats (Sweden), the Swedish Democrats , the Italian Tricolor Flame , the New Right (Netherlands) were members of the Euronate ^[2] .

Members of the association ^[3] :

• National Front ( France )
• New Right ( Netherlands )
• Social Movement - Tricolor Flame ( Italy )
• Swedish Democrats ( Sweden )
• National Democrats ( Spain )
• British National Party ( UK )
• Coalition for the Republic - Republican Party of Czechoslovakia ( Czech Republic )

In 1999, the association consisted of:

• National Front ( France )
• Flemish interest ( Belgium )
• Hungarian Justice and Law Party ( Hungary )
• Greater Romania ( Romania )
• Serbian Radical Party ( Serbia )
• Slovak National Party ( Slovakia )
• National Democrats ( Sweden )
• National Democrats ( Spain )
• Greek Front ( Greece )
• Italian Social Movement ( Italy )