Greece's Golden Dawn Party

Introduction In September, a country used legal authority to silence the country's third most popular party. Five democratically elected officials including the party leader were arrested. The following week, 15 political party officials were arrested with 35 members and became the biggest party persecution since 1964. Since civil servants were handcuffed, they urged journalists to pay attention to the political motive after arrest and encouraged them to support 'struggle with a moral and corrupt system.'

After the Great Depression and the Greek economic crisis, the golden dawn movement widely recognized as the Neo-Nazi Party gained seats in the Greek parliament supported by ambiguity and supported strong hostility towards ethnic minorities, illegal immigrants and refugees . In 2013, after a person related to Golden Dawn killed anti-fascist musicians, the Greek government ordered the arrest of Golden Dawn's leader Nicholas Mihalakis and other Golden Dawn members on charges of criminal organizations.

In the United States, Steve Vannon looked for inspiration from ancient Greeks, but the white supremacist ID card (Evropa) painted its offering advertisement with Greek and Roman white sculptures. In Greece, the Fascist Party's Golden Dawn abruptly built distorted expressions of ancient history to suit its purpose, as detailed by journalists like Constantine-Poulis. List of people who turned the ancient into a simple single-answer closed system - things happen in a way, in their way - scrolling and opening

The most famous Right Wing Popularist Party in Greece is Independent Greek (ANEL). Despite the extreme Golden Dawn party than the legislative election in January 2015, ANEL formed a ruling coalition with the left wing rapid leftist alliance (SYRIZA), making the party the ruling party in it. Cabinet of Alexis Tsipras. During the economic downturn of the country, Golden Dawn grew markedly in Greece, won seven votes and 18 seats out of the 300 seats of the Greek Parliament. Party ideology includes the merger of Albania and Turkey territories, including cities such as Istanbul and Izmir in Turkey. Party controversial measures include the poor kitchen of Athens, which is only available to Greek citizens and closed by the police.