Leader of NOP (Narodowe Odrodzenie Polski / National Rebirth of Poland)

Alain de Benoist is a central thinker of the French New Right, “Nouvelle Droite”. He was involved in the creation of the GRECE, the research and study group for the European civilisation in 1968. Before that, he was active in

Alain Escada is a Beligian political activist, president of the traditionlist-catholic organisation Civitas since 2012.

Alain Bonnet, known as Alain Soral is a French-Swiss far-right figure especially spreading conspiracy theories, antisemitic and negationist views. After passing by the Communist party (PCF) and then the Front National (FN) which he left in 2009, he has been

Alexander Barkashov is a leader of a most well-known far-right and a neo-Nazi organisation Russian National Unity (RNE). The group was banned in Moscow in 1999 after which the RNE gradually split up in smaller groups and their webpage became

Alexander Deptolla lives in Dortmund and is organisator of the far right martial art championship „Kampf der Nibelungen“. Antifascist resaerch shows that „Kampf der Nibelungen“ is probably an event of the Hammerskins.

Alexander Dugin is a right wing russian philosopher, leader and ideologue of Neo-Eurasianism, founder of International Eurasian Movement and Eurasian Youth Union. In connection with military action in Ukraine in May 2015, Alexander Dugin was placed on the U.S. sanctions

Dr. Alexander Gauland, born 1941, is vice speaker of the AfD and was chairman of the AfD in Brandenburg. He is the grand old man of his party and supports the openly fascist wing (Björn Höcke, Andreas Kalbitz). **Secondary Sources:**

Alexander Kuzmich Ivanov-Suharevskiy is old rightwing leader who is best known by his banned in 2006 party NNP (People’s National Party). NNP was one of the first russian parties which organized boneheads into movement. Most famous russian bonehead Maxim “Tesak”

The only Nazi from the BORN gang who escaped punishment. In the late ’90s, he was a member of the OB-88 bonhead gang, which engaged in attacks on visitors and pogroms at markets in Yasenevo and Tsaritsyn. On April 16,