Golden Dawn and other far-right groups organize this annual event “to commemorate the fallen warriors against the Enemy from the East”. In September 2022, in the Golden Dawn’s gathering, Adam Gmurczyk, leader of “National Rebirth of Poland” (NOP) was [present

* Major presence of most far-right groups and organizations. * First significant open gatherings of far-right supporters in Greece, after Golden Dawn leaders and members were convicted by court as members of a criminal organization in October 2020.

* Major presence of most far-right groups and organizations. * First significant open gatherings of far-right supporters in Greece, after Golden Dawn leaders and members were convicted by court as members of a criminal organization in October 2020.

* Major presence of most far-right groups and organizations. * First significant open gatherings of far-right supporters in Greece, after Golden Dawn leaders and members were convicted by court as members of a criminal organization in October 2020.

The bombing took place in Patissia neighborhood in Athens, between 03:30 – 04:00. The bomb was placed right outside the door of the prayer house. The makeshift bomb included small metallic objects (screws, bolts and nuts), pointing at the intention

A group of fascists, aged 25-35, as described by the victims, attacked a high school sit-in protest in Voula, a municipality of Attiki, near Athens, during the evening hours of January 19, 2022. The attack is seen as a “response”

Demonstration in the form of a march through the streets of Warsaw on November 11. The Independence March was initiated by nationalist political organizations in 2011 actively supported by the ruling party PiS.

The Lukov March is an annual torchlight procession honouring a pro-Nazi Bulgarian general of the 1930s and 1940s, who led the fascist *Union of Bulgarian National Legions*. First held in 2003, the Lukov March – which draws neo-Nazis from elsewhere

Each year, neo-Nazi and other fascist groups hold a gathering in memory of two Golden Dawn members (Giorgos Foundoulis and Manos Kapelonis) that were killed on 1st November 2013, during a targeted shooting attack outside Golden Dawn’s offices in a

A [scandalous conference](https://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/ausland/europa/gipfeltreffen-mit-putins-fuenfter-kolonne/story/30542701) in Vienna, which brought together the Russian far-right, represented by Orthodox businessman Konstantin Malofeev, organizer of the event, and Eurasianism ideologue Alexander Dugin as well as representatives of far-right movements and parties in Europe. It is believed