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Hellenic Front

The Hellenic Front (Greek: Ελληνικό Μέτωπο) was a Greek political party with an ultranationalist platform, founded in 1994. Its declared raison d'être was to raise national conscience and inspire freedom, creativity, and development by reversing what it sees as dependence on foreign economies and ideas. It advocated creation of a “National Opposition…

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Results in the elections

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Founded
April 1994
Dissolved
15 May 2005
Founder
Makis Voridis
Ideology
Greek ultranationalism Anti-communism National conservatism
Merged into
LAOS
Political position
Far-right

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Results in the elections

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Hellenic Front

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples18
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
Components1

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related to Results in the elections · 11
Hellenic Front → At, Athens, East Attica, European, In, Karditsa, Mayor, Piraeus, The, Thessaloniki, Voridis
Dissolved · 1
Hellenic Front → 15 May 2005
Founded · 1
Hellenic Front → April 1994
Founder · 1
Hellenic Front → Makis Voridis
Ideology · 1
Hellenic Front → Greek ultranationalism Anti-communism National conservatism
Merged into · 1
Hellenic Front → LAOS
Political position · 1
Hellenic Front → Far-right

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front party national hellenic elections voridis greek far-right political founded 1994 greece makis vote european rally end athens merged ultranationalist

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Hellenic FrontDissolved15 May 20051.00infobox
Hellenic FrontFoundedApril 19941.00infobox
Hellenic FrontFounderMakis Voridis1.00infobox
Hellenic FrontIdeologyGreek ultranationalism Anti-communism National conservatism1.00infobox
Hellenic FrontMerged intoLAOS1.00infobox
Hellenic FrontPolitical positionFar-right1.00infobox
the re-introduction of the death penaltyinstance ofthe party has supported populist policies0.80text
Hellenic Frontrelated to Results in the electionsIn0.60section
Hellenic Frontrelated to Results in the electionsVoridis0.60section
Hellenic Frontrelated to Results in the electionsMayor0.60section
Hellenic Frontrelated to Results in the electionsAthens0.60section
Hellenic Frontrelated to Results in the electionsThe0.60section

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