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Welcome to the Dutch People’s Union!
The abbreviation NVU stands for Nederlandse Volks-Unie, i.e. the ‘Dutch People’s Union’, which is one of the Netherlands’ oldest political parties, dating back to 1971. Although deactivated between 1987 and 1996, it had become a fixture in the Dutch political landscape. Although attempts at delegitimization, continuous media framing and electoral hurdles – as well as self-defeating in-fighting on the political right – have thus far denied the NVU institutional representation, it is the ‘true north’ political reference point for all true nationalists. Known for its consistent adherence to the law, its well-disciplined activism and its strict adherence to non-violent means, the NVU also functions as the legitimate spokesman of the ethno-nationalist right in the Dutch media landscape: the NVU is frequently in the media and has its own (social) media outlets with a continually growing audience. For the past quarter-century, since 2001, the NVU has been led by Constant Kusters, who has consistently stood up for ethno-nationalist principles in spite of the considerable personal sacrifices that he has made for speaking truth to power. By now, even the politically correct lackeys of the mainstream media and the comfortable conformists of the political cartel parties grudgingly recognize the stamina and integrity of the NVU and its leader. In 2019, the state media even dedicated an hour-long documentary to the remarkable life work of Constant Kusters (‘Our Motherland’, directed by Hamira Raphaëla).
Although recognizing and respecting the historical continuity of the European Right, which has its roots in the 1920’s and in the ‘Conservative Revolution’ reaction against the establishment of the proto-globalist ‘new world order’ established by the victors of WWI, the NVU operates strictly on a limited political platform of volksnationalisme, i.e. ‘ethno-nationalism’, aiming at the reestablishment of national sovereignty (rejecting the EU and NATO as globalist occupation mechanisms) and the protection of the historical identity of the Dutch nation (rejecting ethnic replacement and ‘woke’ degeneracy). For the NVU, nationality is a precious birthright and is not the same as citizenship: citizenship is essentially an administrative construct that has been misused for over five decades, gradually reducing the value of a Dutch passport to that of a parking permit. The NVU views the Dutch people as a community of shared history, identity and values and opposes all sectarian divides along divides of class, education, economic status and religious or political affiliation. This is why the NVU includes the word ‘Union’: it stands for unity and against division. The vision of the NVU included the reunification, to the extent possible, of the historical brother peoples of the ‘Greater Netherlands’, i.e. the Dutch, Flemish, Walloon, Frisian and Luxembourgian peoples and maximal solidarity with the heavily persecuted Afrikaner people of South Africa. The NVU also recognizes respects the historical ties of the Low Countries to their former overseas territories, including the maintenance of monuments and memorials there. In other respects, the NVU promotes the return of the Netherlands to its traditional policy of strict neutrality in international affairs, in accordance with a long-term commitment to free trade, peaceful commerce and mutual respect. To end the rule of the globalist institutions (EU, ECB, Schengen, NATO, IOM), currently suppressing all the nations of Europe, however, the NVU is prepared to work together with like-minded parties and groups that are authentically committed to recreating a Europe of the Peoples for the Peoples.
Dutch People’s Union Vision
Anybody truly concerned about the survival of the indigenous people of the Low Countries – or, for that matter, that of the indigenous peoples of Europe as a whole – and genuinely interested in what the NVU stands for in the Dutch political arena should be aware that virtually all publicly available information about our party and almost all mainstream media reporting about our activities grossly misrepresents our program and vision. The NVU is committed to realizing our program and vision by adhering to he rule of law, the principle of non-violence and the rules of political as well as judicial due process. The mainstream media has sought to ‘frame’ the NVU as being a violence-promoting, hate-driven and politically subversive party by exclusively associating it with the specific forms of European Rightist governance that were defeated in WWII. This deliberately misleading ‘perception management’ by the political and media mainstream and the very real risks that real nationalists face in their professional careers and social lives have caused many otherwise well-meaning Dutch patriots to publicly stay away from the NVU – even if they privately admire the courage and steadfastness of those few people who do stand up for the national cause in public. Another reason for the NVU’s inability – thus far – to ‘break through’ the political cordon sanitaire is the opportunist character of ‘rightist’ politics in the Netherlands. Over the course of the last decades, multiple supposedly ‘rightist opposition’ parties have risen and fallen: they take up some rightist ‘talking point’, such as mass immigration or wokism, frame it in some more or less ‘civilian nationalist’ acceptable form and then run with it for some years. After they gain sufficient support and enter parliament, however, they always rapidly lose momentum: time, inertia and conformity take their toll. Before long, these parties become part of the problem instead of the solution. Many such co-opted ‘Judas parties’ have sold out their electorate – and the Dutch nation – over the last decades: for these ‘champagne nationalist’ politicians, a nice salary, a comfortable house and an easy life are more important than the fate of the nation. The NVU rejects any such opportunism: in the Dutch political arena, the NVU is the ‘real deal’: what you see is what you get. Thus, despite all the mainstream media ‘framing’, the truth of the matter is simple: the NVU is exactly what it says it is. It is an entirely legal party that pursues its basic program – which is politically sovereignist, economically progressive, socially conservative and ecologically radical – through exclusively legal means and in a profoundly different historical setting than that of the 1930s. To rally the nation in the cause of regaining our sovereignty and freedom, the NVU is committed to the creation of a political ‘union’, spearheaded by dedicated patriots, irrespective of their religious denomination, educational level, economic status and personal beliefs. The NVU’s position is that the political change required for the regaining of our people’s sovereignty and freedom depends on a ‘worldview revolution’ at both the individual and the collective level. No such ‘worldview revolution’ is possible if we cannot properly understand our own history and if we cannot be comfortable with our own national identity: we have to rid ourselves of artificial feelings such as ‘collective shame’ and ‘white guilt’ and unrealistic ideas such as ‘open borders’ and ‘multiculturalism’. This is why the NVU promotes a radical – and long overdue – revision of the pseudo-history that has been imposed on our nation by many decades of neo-liberal and cultural-marxist indoctrination in our schools, universities and media.
Dutch People’s Union Statements
(from the June 2026 edition of Wij Europa, ‘We Europe’, our party quarterly)
‘The NVU is opposed to neo-liberal ‘casino capitalism’ and promotes a policy of strict border controls and large-scale remigration. Our party program has been updated in accordance with the stark realities of capitalist exploitation and ethnic replacement currently faced by our people. A growing number of people are joining us as members and sympathizers and we expect a successful future of growth for our cause and our party.’
‘In the Netherlands, we seem to be approaching the point of a large, grassroots revolt against the mass-immigration and ethnic replacement policies promoted by the globalist-aligned elite. Our people are continually demonstrating against the many new ‘asylum seeker centres’ planned by municipal authorities throughout the country. Ordinary citizens are fed up with asylum, immigration and forced settlement policies that completely ignore the concerns of the indigenous population. Even the politically correct mainstream media are no longer able to hide the disastrous effects of these policies: the wave of harassment, theft, rape, violence and murder to which our people are subjected can no longer be denied and ignored. Enough is enough. The borders have to be closed. Remigration has to start.’
‘Our NVU demonstrations are great! It is amazing to stand together with others for a common cause and to hear others speak for what we stand for. We aim at discipline and we respect our leaders. It is important that as a party and movement we emphasize order and cleanliness: we have to set an example for our compatriots. When we demonstrate in public, we should not cover our faces, visit the barber and never use foul language.’
International Network
The NVU is a member of the Alliance for Peace and Freedom (APF), which brings together various nationalist parties and movements from across Europe and aims at coordinating their struggle to liberate the continent from transnational rule by big banking (debt-slavery), big tech (techno-totalitarianism), big media (cognitive capture) and big pharma (medical dictatorship). Whenever called upon to do so in an international setting, the NVU will not fail to speak for the authentic interests of the Dutch nation and be the voice of the Dutch people, now smothered by the globalist powers occupying Europe.
Foreign Affairs Representative
Dr. Alexander Wolfheze, born in 1968, educated in Leiden University and currently residing in Budapest is an academic historian, a prolific writer and a long-term publicist for the Dutch nationalist cause as well as for the Eurasian Movement. He has been appointed as the NVU Foreign Affairs Representative and may be contacted by representatives of affiliated international groups as well as accredited international journalists.
