Lineage of British nationalist organisations and individuals

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The charts below shows the political lineage of British Nationalist organizations and individuals. Each organization or individual listed was influenced or inspired by the previous organization or individual listed.

British Brothers League (1901-1905)
National League for Clean Government (1913-1923)
British Empire Union (1915)
British Workers League (1916)
National Party (1917) (1917)
New Witness League (1918)
Economic League (1919)
National Citizens Union (1919)

Contents

1 H. H. Beamish
2 Rotha Lintorn-Orman
3 Oswald Mosley
4 See also
5 External link

H. H. Beamish

The Britons (1919)

Militant Christian Patriots

Fascist League (1926-1928)

Imperial Fascist League (1928-1940)

National Workers Party (1931)

National Workers Movement (1945-1951)

White Defence League (1956-1960)

National Socialist Movement (UK, 1962) associated with American Nazi Party (1959-1966)

World Union of National Socialists (1962)

National Socialist Group

British Movement (1968-1984)

National Democratic Freedom Movement (1974-1976)

British National Party (1976) associated with World White Nationalist Congress

British National Socialist Movement

National Socialist Action Party (1982)

Rotha Lintorn-Orman

British Fascisti (1923-1935)

National Fascisti (1924-1925)

British National Fascisti (1925-1927)

Imperial Fascist League (1929-1940)

British Empire Party (1951)

Unity Band (1930-1939)

Graham Seton Hutchison

British Empire Fascist Party (November, 1933)

National Workers' Movement (1933)

National Socialist Workers' Party

National Workers' Party of Great Britian (1936)

Oswald Mosley

New Party (1931-1932)

British Union of Fascists (1932-1940) renamed British Union of Fascists and National Socialists (1936)

January Club (1934-1936)

National Socialist League (1937-1939)

British League of Ex-Servicemen (1937-1948)

Union of British Freemen (1945-1948)

British Workers’ Party for National Unity

British People's Party (1939-1946)

British National Party (1940s)

English National Association (1942)

A. K. Chesterton

British Vigil (1939)

National Front after Victory (1944)

Candour (1953-)

British Resistance

League of Empire Loyalists (1954-1967) associated with Conservative Party (UK)

The A.K. Chesterton Trust (1996-)

Andrew Fountaine

National Front Movement (1958)

National Independence Party (UK) (late 1960s)

White Defence League (1956-1960)

National Labour Party (1957-1960)

British National Party (1960-1967)

Greater Britain Movement (1964-1967)

New National Front (1980-1982)

British National Party (1982-present)

National Action Party (early 1980s)

White Nationalist Party (2002-2005)

England First Party (2004)

Nationalist Alliance (2005)

British People's Party (2005)

New British Union (2012-present)

British National Front (1967-present)

National Party (UK, 1976) (1976-1979)

Young National Front (1977)

Rock Against Communism (1978)

National Front Constitutional Movement (1979-1980)

Nationalist Party (1980-)

New National Front (1980-1982)

British National Party (1982-present)

National Action (2013)

Our Nation (December 1983)

International Third Position (1990-)

English Nationalist Movement (1992)

England First (2001)

European National Front

National Revolutionary Faction

National Democrats (UK) (1995)

Alexander Raven Thomson

Union of British Freemen (1944)

Racial Preservation Society (1960s)

British National Party (1960-1967)

Union Movement (1948-1973)

European Liberation Front (1949-1954)

National Party of Europe

Action Party (1973-1978)

League of Saint George (1974)

Action Society (1978-1994)

European Social Movement (March, 1950)

See also

External link

British Fascism timeline

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