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by Simon Tomlin (Author)
Set against a European landscape on the verge of societal collapse, nationalism is on the rise again. Simon Tomlin charts the rise of European neo-Nationalism from its violent reawakening in England in the 1970s with the National Front in a nation struggling to find its identity after the loss of Empire to the modern imitations across the European Union and explains their success. This is a gripping account of the mechanics of modern political power. From the backstreets of Derbyshire with murdered Blood & Honour leader Ian Stuart to the collapse of the British National Party and the rise of Marine Le Pen in France; The Fanatics will leave you spellbound and shocked. But with the rise of 'Reform' UK and Nigel Farage, can British nationalism recover after the evaporation of the British National Party?
