The Parti nationalist French (PNF) is a movement Néonazi created in 1983 by Pierre Bousquet, old of the Division S Charlemagne. This one was also the first treasurer of the National front. The PNF is resulting from the team of drafting of the newspaper Militant . The majority of its leaders collaborated during the Second world war with the occupant Nazi.

Historic leaders

Pierre Bousquet (deceased in 1991), Pierre Pauty (deceased), Jean Castrillo, Henri Simon.

Chronology of the PNF

• 1967 : creation of the review Militant .

• January 1970: the team of drafting of Militant takes part in the creation of the popular national Party (PNP) of Roger Holeindre (which will become in January 1971 the Party of the French unit), whose Pierre Bousquet becomes general secretary.
• October 1972: take part in the creation of the National front with Jean-Marie Le Pen. Pierre Bousquet becomes the treasurer of the FN.
• April 1980: Pierre Pauty, one of the persons in charge of Militant , resigns of the FN.
• be 1981: final rupture with the FN and creation of the Support groups with Militant .
• February 1982: take part in the nationalist attempt at Regrouping (RN) with the revolutionary Nationalist movement (MNR) and the French Œuvre (OFF).
• December 10th, 1983: creation of the nationalist Bet French (PNF)
• June 1985: internal conflict within the PNF. The radicals of the party make dissidence and create the Parti nationalist French and European (PNFE) and a new newspaper nationalist Tribune .
• October 1990: the revolutionary nationalist Youths (JNR), organization of Bonehead S (skin-Nazis) join the PNF.
• March 1991: rupture enters the PNF and the JNR.
• December 1992: Pierre Pauty (principal leader of the French nationalist Party after the death of Pierre Bousquet) turns over to the National front. February 1994: he is elected at the central committee of the Face.
• 2006: extremely marginalized within the extreme line, the PNF and Militant continue to exist.

Bonds abroad

The founders of the review Militant and the PNF always maintained the contacts with the old ones of Waffen-SS (allemande, Dutchwoman, Walloon, Flemish, etc). Among the members of its committee of sponsorship, it is the Belgian néonazi Jean-Pierre Hamblenne, collaborator of the Fraternité Saint-Pie X in Belgium. The group néonazi the Attack also expressed its political sympathy to the PNF, just like the Mouvement Nation.