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==History== | ==History== | ||
===National Radical Camp (1934)=== | ===National Radical Camp (1934)=== | ||
Polish Falangism was birthed from the '''National Radical Camp''', a splinter group of the right-wing [[File:EndecjaPix.png]] National Party, on 14 April 1934 by the more extreme youth who were fascinated with [[File:Classfash.png]] [[Fascism|Fascist Italy]]. The organization on several occasions attacked leftist political organizations and the police, supported "class solidarity", anti-semitic laws such as the nationalization of Jewish-owned businesses and encouraged riots against Jews. The Polish government banned the party just three months after its formation. | Polish Falangism was birthed from the '''National Radical Camp''', a splinter group of the right-wing [[File:EndecjaPix.png]] [[National_Democracy|National Party]], on 14 April 1934 by the more extreme youth who were fascinated with [[File:Classfash.png]] [[Fascism|Fascist Italy]]. The organization on several occasions attacked leftist political organizations and the police, supported "class solidarity", anti-semitic laws such as the nationalization of Jewish-owned businesses and encouraged riots against Jews. The Polish government banned the party just three months after its formation. | ||
===After Outlawing (1935)=== | ===After Outlawing (1935)=== | ||
Following the banning of the National Radical Camp, two splinter groups were formed, both of which organizations were officially illegal as well: '''RNR-Falanga''' and '''ONR-ABC'''. The former of which was more prominent than the latter and extreme than the original. Their ideology was based off the [[File:Flang.png]] [[Falangism]] in Spain, but with a much more central focus on Catholicism. They were also adamantly critical of [[File:Cap.png]] [[Capitalism]] and supported the revocation of Jewish citizenship. | Following the banning of the National Radical Camp, two splinter groups were formed, both of which organizations were officially illegal as well: '''RNR-Falanga''' and '''ONR-ABC'''. The former of which was more prominent than the latter and extreme than the original. Their ideology was based off the [[File:Flang.png]] [[Falangism]] in Spain, but with a much more central focus on Catholicism. They were also adamantly critical of [[File:Cap.png]] [[Capitalism]] and supported the revocation of Jewish citizenship. | ||
During the German occupation, | During the German occupation, ONR activists took an active part in the [[File:Kotwica.png]] Polish resistance movement. Falanga activists formed the National Confederation, which later became part of the [[File:Kotwica.png]] Home Army, and the activists of "ABC" were one of the founders of the [[File:EndecjaPix.png]] [[National_Democracy|National Armed Forces]]. After the occupation of Poland by the Soviets, many members became enemies of the state, although some members of the Falanga, such as Bolesław Piasecki, became important personalities of the [[File:Cball-Poland-old.png]] Polish People's Republic, gathered in the [[File:Christsoc.png]] [[Christian_Socialism|Christian-Socialist]] organization "PAX". | ||
===Modern Day | ===Modern Day=== | ||
The | The heirs of the ONR are considered to be the [[File:3P.png]] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Revival_of_Poland National Rebirth of Poland] established in 1981 and the [[File:PolFal.png]] National Radical Camp established in 1993. | ||
==Personality and Behavior== | ==Personality and Behavior== | ||
Revision as of 23:54, 9 September 2022
Polish Falangism (Polfal), also known as National Radicalism, is a Polish ultranationalist ideology which is economically third-position, civically totalitarian, culturally far-right and very anti-semitic.
History
National Radical Camp (1934)
Polish Falangism was birthed from the National Radical Camp, a splinter group of the right-wing 
National Party, on 14 April 1934 by the more extreme youth who were fascinated with 
Fascist Italy. The organization on several occasions attacked leftist political organizations and the police, supported "class solidarity", anti-semitic laws such as the nationalization of Jewish-owned businesses and encouraged riots against Jews. The Polish government banned the party just three months after its formation.
After Outlawing (1935)
Following the banning of the National Radical Camp, two splinter groups were formed, both of which organizations were officially illegal as well: RNR-Falanga and ONR-ABC. The former of which was more prominent than the latter and extreme than the original. Their ideology was based off the 
Falangism in Spain, but with a much more central focus on Catholicism. They were also adamantly critical of 
Capitalism and supported the revocation of Jewish citizenship.
During the German occupation, ONR activists took an active part in the 
Polish resistance movement. Falanga activists formed the National Confederation, which later became part of the Home Army, and the activists of "ABC" were one of the founders of the National Armed Forces. After the occupation of Poland by the Soviets, many members became enemies of the state, although some members of the Falanga, such as Bolesław Piasecki, became important personalities of the 
Polish People's Republic, gathered in the 
Christian-Socialist organization "PAX".
Modern Day
The heirs of the ONR are considered to be the 
National Rebirth of Poland established in 1981 and the 
National Radical Camp established in 1993.
Personality and Behavior
Polish Falangism is too uneducated to speak in english, he knws only polish. Overuses "kurwa".
How to Draw
- Draw a ball and color the inside dark green.
- Using white, draw a minimalist hand holding a sword, known the as the Falanga or Phalanx, in the center of the ball. Optionally, draw it upside-down as a reference to Polandball.
- Draw the eyes.
You're done!
| Color Name | HEX | RGB | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dark Green | #006E4E | 0, 110, 78 | |
| White | #FFFFFF | 255, 255, 255 | |
Relationships
Friends
Falangism - Zajebiste kurwa. (Based kurwa.)
Catholic Theocracy - Chrońmy nasze kościoły! (Protect our churches!)
Authoritarianism - Katolicki autorytaryzm jest bazowany. (Catholic authoritarianism is based.)
Frenemies
Korwinism - Jestś Polakiem i nienawidzisz 
komunizmu, ale bądź mniej żenujący. (You are from Poland and you hate commies, but please be less cringe.)
National Democracy - Mój umiarkowany polski przyjaciel. (My moderate Polish friend.)
National Socialism - Nigdy ci nie wybaczymy co zrobiłeś. Ale byłoby zajebiście gdyby Hitler był Polakiem. (We will never forgive you what you did. But polish Hitler will be based.)
Enemies
Luxemburgism - Jebać to że jesteś z Polski skoro jesteś czerwoną (((żydowską))) kurwą. (Fuck that you are from Poland if you are red (((jewish))) bitch.)
Democratic Socialism - Fajnie się rzuca kamieniami w was. (It's fun to throw stones to you.)
Zionism - Zwiążemy cię i spalimy żywcem! (We will tie you and burn alive)
Capitalism - Masz wyjebane na interes narodu, kurwa. Ale jebiesz komuchów, co jest na plus. (You fucking don't care about nation's interest, kurwa. But you fuck commies, what is your plus.)
Stalinism - KURWAAA!!!!!!!!!!!
Further Information
Wikipedia
- National Radical Camp
- Konfederacja Narodu
- Bolesław Piasecki
- Henryk Rossman
- Phalanx (symbol) (Polish article)
- Hymn_Młodych (Polish article)
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