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| '''Euronat''' (also known as EuroNet and Euro-Nat) is/was an effort by ] of ] to gather all the ] parties of ]. A large number of these parties were formerly or currently ]. Members include |
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Euronat (also known as EuroNet and Euro-Nat) is/was an effort by Jean-Marie Le Pen of Front National to gather all the Euronationalist parties of Europe. A large number of these parties were formerly or currently fascist.
Members include:
- Front National (France),
- Sverigedemokraterna (Sweden),
- Movimento sociale italiano (MSI) (Italy),
- Srepska Radikalna Strana (Serbia),
- MIEP (Hungary),
- Romania Mare (Romania)
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