"NBP without Limonov" returns to Dugin

On August 29, 2006, a closed founding congress of the "National Bolshevik Front" (NBF) was held in Moscow, which will become part of the All-Russian Youth Organization "Eurasian Youth Union" (ESM) (youth wing of "Eurasia" Alexander Dugin, organizer of the "Right March " 4 November 2005).

The initiators of the creation of the new organization were right-wing radical activists who broke away from the National Bolshevik Party of Eduard Limonov (the so-called "NBP without Limonov"). According to the participants, the congress was attended by about 100 delegates - from the National Bolsheviks-schismatics and the ESM.

According to A. Golubovich, the NBF will engage in "street forms of work" - pickets, rallies, various actions, "academic activities" (speech at universities) and other propaganda work.

Recall that the split occurred in May 2005 , when part of the regional structures of the NBP accused Limonov of "orange degeneration", "Russophobia", etc. "NBP without Limonov" unites activists who come out with right-wing radicals, and sometimes openly neo-Nazi positions (some organizations openly declare cooperation with the RNU).

In March 2006, at the initiative of E. Limonov, a group of schismatics was expelled from the party, including the leaders of the "NBP without Limonov" Alexei Golubovich and Maxim Zhurkin, the leader of the Khabarovsk NBP Rem Latypov (convicted in 2005 under Art. 282, but later the case terminated due to the statute of limitations), the leaders of the Chelyabinsk NBP Alexander Nazarov and Ivan Gerasimov (convicted under Article 282 of the Criminal Code - in July 2006).

In fact, the right-wing ex-National Bolsheviks are returning to Alexander Dugin, who was the main ideologist of the NBP in the mid-90s (the break with Limonov occurred in 1998). It is Dugin who owns the circle of ideas, thanks to which some observers still consider the party "fascist".

For more information about the history of the NBP (including the role of A. Dugin in the formation of the party's ideology), see Vyacheslav Likhachev. Nazism in Russia. M., 2000. S. 63-94. , as well as a certificate for the NBP , posted on the website of the IIC "Panorama"

Based on materials from right-wing radical sites

Sources

• Barabanov Ilya. Everyone left the front // Gazeta.Ru. 2006. August 29.