Nation Europa (organization)

Nation Europa is a pan-European far-right neo-Nazi network founded on 20 April 2024. The groups first conference of "right representatives" took place on on August 24, 2024 in the city of Lviv, Ukraine.

History

According to the Documentation Centre of Austrian Resistance, the groups social media accounts were created on 20 April 2024, coinciding with the birthdate of Adolf Hitler. The group takes its name from the German magazine Nation Europa as well as the policy of "Europe a Nation" developed by the British fascist politician Oswald Mosley.

In 2024, on the Independence Day of Ukraine, the network held a summit in Lviv, with a number of European far-right and neo-nazi groups in attendance. The main guest speaker was the Italian far-right ideologue and essayist Gabriele Adinolfi. A number of Ukrainian combat formations, including paramilitary groups associated with the Main Directorate of Intelligence were also present. At the conclusion of the event, a "Memorandum of Unity and Cooperation" was signed by members of the network.

The group has been endorsed by the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations, a proclaimed successor to the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations formed in the Reichskommissariat Ukraine.

In March 2025, the group held a rally organised by CasaPound in Rome calling for support for Ukraine, while displaying the banner "No to Washington, No to Moscow". The network additionally held a demonstration in Berlin, distributing pamphlets marked appendix no. 88, clause 14, in reference to the fourteen words of David Lane. The demonstration was attended by a number of Russian opposition figures, including Yulia Navalnaya. Left-wing groups in Germany accused the mainstream media and the Berlin Police of willfully ignoring the event.

The network published a eulogy following the supposed death of the far-right militant and leader of the Russian Volunteer Corps Denis "White Rex" Kapustin. The group praised the Main Directorate of Intelligence once it was announced that Kasputin was alive.

The network announced that a conference would take place in Kyiv on 7 February 2026, with representatives from the 3rd Army Corps, Svoboda, , Youth Movement "Centuria", Christian Patriotic Platform, 413th Regiment of Unmanned Systems "RAID", Avanhard and Brotherhood. An announcement released by Dmytro Korchynsky stated that "all these right-wing groups are the most motivated fighters in the Armed Forces of Ukraine."

In February 2026, members of The Third Path and the Youth Movement "Centuria" held a provocation in the German city of Zwickau. Located in the former East Germany, the city is known for its pro-Russian stance, composed of an informal coalition between Alternative for Germany and the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance. The Third Path expressed their solidarity with Ukraine, as well as reaffirmed the groups desire for mandatory conscription in Germany. A banner in remembrance of the French far-right activist Quentin Deranque was also displayed.

Ideology

Nation Europa presents itself as a third-positionist network. It frames both the liberal international rules-based world order, as well as Eurasianism and multipolarity as enemies, accusing them of promoting heterogenous "melting-pot" societies, equating "western globohomo" with "eastern homosovieticus".

The network published a video essay outlining its ideological position on 31 October 2024, named "The Right Today: Hour of Decision", taking its name from the book of the same name by the German writer Oswald Spengler.

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Nation Europa claims that Ukraine is the only viable place for the growth of "rightist ideology", evoking ultranationalist figures such as Yevhen Konovalets, Andriy Melnyk and Stepan Bandera.

The network dismisses mainstream right-wing parties as weak and culturally irrelevant, as they are deemed insufficiently radical. Rather than political engagement, Nation Europa advocates along-term strategy of covertly embedding itself within influential social, cultural and institutional spaces. This approach is compared to the Islamic principle of taqiyya.

Militarism

Inspired by the literature of Benito Mussolini, and the concept of Trincerocrazia, or "Trenchcracy", the network goes further by encouraging adherents to pursue armed involvement rather than political participation, arguing that military structures - specifically the Armed Forces of Ukraine, offers a more suitable vehicle for far-right influence than political parties in democratic societies, stating that "right representatives" form the backbone of Ukraine's armed forces. Due to this stance, parties within the network voice support for mandatory conscription in their respective countries.

Social issues

Nation Europa has criticised the use of hate speech legislation in the European Union and United Kingdom. During the 2024 conference in Lviv, the group expressed solidary with the Austrian neo-Nazi rapper and musical artist Philip Josef Hassler, also known under the alias Mr. Bond. Hassler had been arrested in January 2021, and was sentenced to 10 years in prison in April 2022 for the glorification of Nazism.

Parties

Country		Party	Founded	Notes
		Albanian Third Position	2019
		Nationalists of German Austria	2024
		Bulgarian National Alliance Edelweiss	2001
		Bulgarian National Union – New Democracy	1990
		Nationalists	2020
		The Third Path	2013
		Association Third Way	2015
		CasaPound	2003
		3rd Army Corps	2025	Premier unit of the Ukrainian Ground Forces commanded by Andriy Biletsky
		14th Unmanned Systems Regiment	2023	Unit of the Ukraine Unmanned Systems Forces
		413th Unmanned Systems Regiment	2024	Unit of the Ukraine Unmanned Systems Forces commanded by Yevhen Karas
		All-Ukrainian Union "Freedom"	2004	Affiliated with the National Guard of Ukraine.
		Brotherhood Bratstvo Battalion	2004	Affiliated with the Main Directorate of Intelligence
		Centuria	2020	Youth movement of the Azov Movement
		National Corps	2016
		Right Sector	2013
		S14	2010
			2016	Affiliated with the Main Directorate of Intelligence.
		Revanche Tactical Group	2022	Formations under the command of the Main Directorate of Intelligence.
		Russian Volunteer Corps	2022
		Belarusian Volunteer Corps	2022
		German Volunteer Corps	2023

In addition to formal members, the network maintains ties to other like minded organisations such as the Nordic Resistance Movement and the National Socialist Network.

Prominent members and supporters

• Alberto Palladino - member of CasaPound.
• Alexey Levkin - militant in the Azov movement and NSBM band member of M8L8TH.
• Artur Didora - militant in the Azov movement and NSBM band member of M8L8TH.
• David Dschietzig - member of The Third Path.
• Denis Kapustin - also known by the nom de guerre "White Rex" or Denis Nikitin. Militant and commander of the Russian Volunteer Corps.
• Dmytro Korchynsky - founder of Brotherhood.
• Gabriele Adinolfi - far-right ideologue and essayist.
• Greg Johnson
• Ilya Bogdanov
• Jerome Bourbon
• Kateryna Shvedenko - actress.
• Klaus Armstroff - founder of The Third Path.
• Kyrylo Budanov - former chief of the Main Directorate of Intelligence and Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine. Participated in the conference "partisans".
• Olena Semeniaka - International secretary of the Azov Movement and head of National Corps.
• Pascal Lassalle
• Patrick Edery
• Philippe Baillet
• Renaud Camus
• Thibaut de Chassey
• Tobias Schulz - also known by the pseudonym Baldur Landogart. Former member of the NPD and organiser of Expedition Avantura.
• Vasily Kiryushchenko
• Vladimir Ratnikov
• Yevhen Karas - leader of S14 and deputy commander of the 14th Regiment of the Ukraine Unmanned Systems Forces.
• Yuri Pavlyshyn - also known by the nom de guerre "Naglfar". militant in the Azov movement and NSBM band member of M8L8TH.

See also

• Pan-European nationalism