Bernard Antony
French politician
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Bernard Antony in 1982 | |
Born | 28 November 1944 (1944-11-28) (age 79) Tarbes, France |
Occupation | Politician |
Political party | National Front |
Bernard Antony (French pronunciation: [bɛʁnaʁ ɑ̃tɔni]; born 28 November 1944) is a French politician. He served as a Member of the European Parliament (MEP) from 1984 to 1999.[1]
Antony is the president of the General Alliance against Racism and for Respect for French and Christian Identity.[2] He is a Traditionalist Catholic.[3]
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- Bonald
- Boulanger
- de Gobineau
- de Maistre
- Drumont
- de Lapouge
- Action Française
- Antisemitic League of France
- Breton National Party
- Camelots du Roi
- Croix-de-Feu
- Faisceau
- French National-Collectivist Party
- French Popular Party
- Jeunesses Patriotes
- La Cagoule
- Ligue des Patriotes
- Milice
- Mouvement Franciste
- National Popular Rally
- Revolutionary Social Movement
- Service d'ordre légionnaire
- Solidarité Française
post-1945 groups
- Charles Martel Group
- Europe-Action
- European Rally for Liberty
- Fédération d'action nationale et européenne
- Federation of Nationalist Students
- French and European Nationalist Party
- Front Algérie Française
- Groupe Union Défense
- Jeune Nation
- L'Œuvre Française
- Nouvelle Résistance
- Occident
- Ordre Nouveau
- Organisation Armée Secrète
- Party of New Forces
- Phalange Française
- Radical Network
- Rassemblement National Français
- Revolutionary Nationalist Groups
- Troisième Voie
- Unité Radicale
- Action Française
- Adsav
- AGRIF
- Alsace First
- Association for the Defence of the Memory of Marshal Pétain
- Cité catholique
- Civitas
- Carrefour de l'Horloge
- Debout la France
- Equality and Reconciliation
- Europe-Jeunesse
- The Nationalists
- French Renewal
- Generation Identity
- GRECE
- League of the South
- National Council of European Resistance
- National Republican Movement
- Party of France
- Rassemblement National
- Reconquête
- Sovereignty, Identity and Freedoms
- Terre et Peuple
- The Patriots
- Aliot
- Antony
- Ayoub
- Bardèche
- Bardella
- Bay
- Benedetti
- Binet
- Bompard
- Bouchet
- Bousquet
- Blot
- Brigneau
- Briois
- Camus
- Coston
- de Benoist
- de Lesquen
- Dior
- Duprat
- Faye
- Fredriksen
- Gollnisch
- Holeindre
- Jalkh
- Lang
- Le Gallou
- Le Pen (Jean-Marie)
- Le Pen (Marine)
- Luce
- Maribe
- Malliarakis
- Maréchal
- Mégret
- Ménard
- Messiha
- Philippot
- Pujo
- Rachline
- Ravier
- Reynouard
- Saint-Loup
- Sidos
- Soral
- Stirbois
- Susini
- Tixier-Vignancour
- Venner
- Vial
- Zemmour
- Boulevard Voltaire
- Éléments
- Minute
- National-Hebdo [fr]
- Nouvelle École
- Présent
- Radio Courtoisie
- Rivarol
- TV-Libertés
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