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Frontpartij (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈfrɔntpɑrˌtɛi], "Front Party") was a
Belgian political party that
campaigned for
increasing recognition for the...
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political outlet for
Flemish nationalism after the
First World War was the
Frontpartij and Van
Severen duly
joined this group. A
candidate for the Roeselare-Tielt...
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founded on 8
October 1933. Its
origins were in the long-established
Frontpartij, a
moderate Flemish patriotic party which was
taken over by Staf Declercq...
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enemy Frontist Party, a left-wing
French political party in the 1930s
Frontpartij, a
Flemish nationalist movement in
Belgium in the 1920s
National Front...
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politics and was
instrumental in
establishing the
Front Movement and
Frontpartij.
Along with his
close ally
Cyriel Verschaeve he was the
leader of a tendency...
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before becoming involved in
politics as a
member of the
nationalist Frontpartij. As
punishment for his
involvement in the
Flemish Movement, he was sent...
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section of Volt Europa) l'Unie (Unitaire)
Catholic Party (1869–1945)
Frontpartij (1919–1933)
Communist Party of
Belgium (1921–1989)
Christian Social Party...
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Flanders on 16
September 1884. He was a
member of the
moderate Frontpartij,
became party leader in 1932, and
moved them to the right, converting...
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consider themselves to be more radical,
split off and
formed the IJzerwake.
Frontpartij In
Flanders Fields Shelby,
Karen D. (2014). "IJzerbedevaart: The Pilgrimage...
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strengthened by his
defeat in 1929,
during which he felt
moderates in the
Frontpartij had
deliberately sabotaged his re-election. His
vision would eventually...
