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Fascism, including National Socialism, has been present in movements and political parties in the Netherlands since 1923, as part of fascism in Europe.

The first fascist political party, Union of Actualists (Template:Lang-nl, VvA), was founded in 1923. More than ten fascists parties would be founded in the next twenty years. The National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands (Template:Lang-nl, NSB) led by Anton Mussert would become the largest, with xx percentages of the votes and yy members. In 1941, all political parties were banned except for the NSB.

After the Second World War, small neo-fascist parties such as Dutch People's Union (Template:Lang-nl, NVU), but without electoral success.

History

Pre-World Wars

Before 1923

Gerard Bolland (1854-1922) is seen as founding father of Dutch fascism. He was inspired by Hegelianism.

Interbellum

1923-1928

The Union of Actualists (Template:Lang-nl, VvA) is seen as the first party in the Netherlands. The party was founded, amongst others by Hugo Sinclair de Rochemont and Alfred Haighton.

• National People Party (Template:Lang-nl)
• Dutch Orange Nationalists (Template:Lang-nl)
• First Dutch Fascist Organization (Template:Lang-nl)

1929-1933: Blooming phase

In 1931, the National Socialist Movement (Template:Lang-nl, NSB) was founded by engineer Anton Mussert. Mussert had gotten some fame in his opposition against the Belgian-Netherlands treaty of 3 April 1925 and had been member of the NU.

1934-1939: Conversion to national-socialism

• Alliance for National Reconstruction
• Black Front (Netherlands)

Postwar period

In 1971, the fascist Dutch People's Union (Template:Lang-nl, NVU) was founded. Joop Glimmerveen

• Zwart Front (2012-2017)

Sources

• Huberts, Willem (9 March 2017). In de ban van een beter verleden: Het Nederlands fascisme 1923-1945 (PDF). Groningen. ISBN 978-90-367-9461-9.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
• te Slaa, Robin; Klijn, Edwin (2021) [First edition 2009]. De NSB: Ontstaan en opkomst van de Nationaal-Socialistische Beweging, 1931-1935 (in Dutch) (3 ed.). Boom. ISBN 978-90-244-4303-1.

Further reading

• van Donselaar, Jaap (1 October 1991). Fout na de oorlog: fascistische en racistische organisaties in Nederland, 1950-1990 (in Dutch). Bert Bakker. ISBN 9035110560.
• Huberts, Willem (14 July 2017). "Non-revolutionary Dutch fascism redefines generic fascism" (PDF).