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Fascism and the far right in Europe: country by country guide – part one

29 April 2016

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"Europe is witnessing a dangerous revival of fascist and racist populist parties and organisations. Over the next few weeks we are going to publish a series of articles analysing the scale of this threat.

We will focus on the countries where fascist and racist parties have made significant electoral and/or organisational breakthroughs. There are small fascist groups operating in several other countries, but with very small numbers and little impact. We intend to look separately at the situation in Russia at a later date and have not included it here."

See the full text: Fascism and the far right in Europe: country by country guide – part one (Dream Deferred, link)

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