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National-Bolshevik Front — Russia · founded 2006 | PoliticaHub

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National-Bolshevik Front

Party · Printed May 12, 2026 · politicahub.com/party/national-bolshevik-front-ru

name for three separate strands of National Bolshevism

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2006

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Q: When was National-Bolshevik Front founded?: A: National-Bolshevik Front was founded in 2006, about 20 years ago.
Q: Where does National-Bolshevik Front operate?: A: National-Bolshevik Front operates in Russia.
Q: What is National-Bolshevik Front?: A: name for three separate strands of National Bolshevism

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When was National-Bolshevik Front founded?: National-Bolshevik Front was founded in 2006, about 20 years ago.
Where does National-Bolshevik Front operate?: National-Bolshevik Front operates in Russia.
What is National-Bolshevik Front?: name for three separate strands of National Bolshevism

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Federal semi-presidential republic spanning Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. The world's largest country by area and a major nuclear power. Power is heavily centralized in the presidency, with a managed multi-party system dominated by United Russia. Russia is a permanent member of the UN Security Council. The political system combines formal constitutional structures with strong executive dominance, limited opposition activity, and state influence over media and elections.

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Federal semi-presidential republic spanning Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. The world's largest country by area and a major nuclear power. Power is heavily centralized in the presidency, with a managed multi-party system dominated by United Russia. Russia is a permanent member of the UN Security Council. The political system combines formal constitutional structures with strong executive dominance, limited opposition activity, and state influence over media and elections.