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Чехите от “Националисти” отбелязаха 5 години от създаването на движението с конференция и концерт

С конференция, в която взеха участие патриотични движения от няколко европейски държави и с концертна вечер, чехите от “Националисти” (Nacionalisté) отбелязаха петата годишнина от създаването на своята организация. Формацията е сред учредителите на Съюз Крепост Европа и за събитието изпратиха делегати повечето организации от обединението. Разбира се и Български Национален Съюз бе представен.

Цялата статия: https://bit.ly/3P78Njj
🔥🇨🇿🇧🇬 Les nationalistes tchèques célèbrent les 5 ans du mouvement avec une conférence et un concert
Les nationalistes tchèques ont célébré le cinquième anniversaire de leur mouvement en organisant une conférence à laquelle ont participé des mouvements patriotiques de plusieurs pays européens, ainsi qu'une soirée de concert. La formation a été l'une des fondatrices de l'Union Forteresse Europe et la plupart des organisations qui en sont membres ont envoyé des délégués à l'événement. Bien entendu, l'Union nationale bulgare était également représentée.

🔥🇨🇿🇧🇬 Czech nationalists celebrate movement's 5th anniversary with conference and concert
Czech Nationalists celebrated the fifth anniversary of their movement with a conference attended by patriotic movements from several European countries, as well as an evening concert. The group was one of the founders of the Fortress Europe Union, and most of its member organisations sent delegates to the event. Of course, the Bulgarian National Union was also represented.

Article complet / Full article: https://bgns.net/%D1%87%D0%B5%D1%85%D0%B8%D1%8F-2023/
Forwarded from Légió Hungária
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🎂 Augusztus 12-én nem csak mi, cseh bajtársaink is fennállásuk 5. évfordulóját ünnepelték.

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A rendezvénytorlódás okán sajnos nem tudtunk nagy létszámú delegációt küldeni erre a jeles eseményre, de egy tagjelölt bajtársunk képviselte szervezetünket.

Sok sikert kívánunk a Nacionalisté mozgalomnak további küzdelmeikhez. Vált vállnak vetve megyünk tovább a közös úton!

#LégióHungária #LH #Nacionalisté #EurópaErődSzövetség #FortressEuropeAlliance
🇭🇺🤝🇨🇿 🎂 Le 12 août, non seulement nous, mais aussi nos camarades tchèques ont célébré le 5e anniversaire de leur existence.
⚔️ Malheureusement, en raison de notre agenda, nous n'avons pas été en mesure d'envoyer une grande délégation à cet événement capital, mais l'un de nos compagnons d'armes a représenté notre organisation.
Nous souhaitons au mouvement #Nacionalisté bonne chance dans ses luttes futures. D'une épaule à l'autre, nous poursuivrons notre chemin commun !

➡️ https://t.me/legiohungaria

🇭🇺🤝🇨🇿 🎂 On 12 August, not only we but also our Czech comrades celebrated the 5th anniversary of their existence.
⚔️ Unfortunately, due to our agenda, we were unable to send a large delegation to this momentous event, but one of our comrades-in-arms represented our organisation.
We wish the #Nacionalisté movement good luck in its future struggles. From shoulder to shoulder, we will continue our common path!

#LégioHungária
#LH
#Nacionalisté #AllianceForteresseEurope #FortressEuropeAlliance
🇮🇹 La charge d'Isbuscensky (parfois aussi appelée Isbuschensky) est un épisode de la campagne menée par le corps expéditionnaire italien en Russie soviétique, sur le front oriental de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, survenu le matin du 24 août 1942, impliquant le régiment italien de cavalerie "Savoia" et un détachement de la Légion de chemises noires "Tagliamento".

Elle reste dans les mémoires comme la dernière charge de cavalerie menée par des unités de l'armée royale italienne contre des troupes régulières (bien que la dernière charge menée par des unités de cavalerie italiennes ait eu lieu le soir du 17 octobre 1942 à Poloj, en Croatie, par le régiment "Cavalleggeri di Alessandria" contre un groupe de partisans yougoslaves) en Russie.

La charge a été nommée d'après le petit village (chutor) d'Izbušenskij (хутор Избушенский en cyrillique), situé dans le district de Serafimovičskij à un coude du Don, bien que le petit village n'ait pas réellement été touché par les combats.

La charge a définitivement brisé la résistance soviétique, les troupes de l'armée rouge, pourtant bien plus nombreuses que les assaillants, s'étant enfuies en désordre.

Vers 9 h 30, les combats étaient pratiquement terminés. Les pertes italiennes furent limitées, d'un point de vue militaire : 32 cavaliers morts (dont 3 officiers) et 52 blessés (dont 5 officiers), une centaine de chevaux hors de combat. Les Soviétiques ont laissé 150 morts et environ 600 prisonniers sur le terrain, ainsi qu'une quantité considérable d'armes (4 canons, 10 mortiers et une cinquantaine de mitrailleuses et d'armes automatiques).

Cette action, aussi courageuse qu'audacieuse, avait contribué à alléger la pression de l'offensive russe sur le front du Don et avait permis de réorganiser les positions italiennes ; les troupes soviétiques, en revanche, restèrent en mesure de consolider les têtes de pont conquises de l'autre côté du Don.

👉 https://youtu.be/WVm6sGN48wM
🇮🇹 La carica di Isbuscenskij (talvolta citato anche come Isbuschenskij) è un episodio bellico avvenuto durante la campagna italiana di Russia sul fronte orientale della seconda guerra mondiale, verificatosi la mattina del 24 agosto 1942, che vide protagonista il reggimento italiano Savoia Cavalleria.

Viene ricordata come l'ultima carica di cavalleria condotta da unità del Regio Esercito italiano contro reparti di truppe regolari (sebbene l'ultima carica in assoluto compiuta da reparti di cavalleria italiani ebbe luogo la sera del 17 ottobre 1942 a Poloj, in Croazia, da parte del Reggimento "Cavalleggeri di Alessandria" contro un gruppo di partigiani iugoslavi) in Russia.

La carica prende il nome dalla piccola località (chutor) di Izbušenskij (хутор Избушенский in cirillico), situata nel distretto di Serafimovičskij presso un'ansa del fiume Don, anche se in realtà il piccolo villaggio non venne coinvolto negli scontri.

La carica spezzò definitivamente la resistenza dei sovietici, che si ritirarono in disordine, ma le perdite tra gli italiani furono di un certo rilievo (lo stesso capitano Marchio venne gravemente ferito e, nonostante ciò, guidato da forte spirito patriottico e valorosa audacia fece in modo di ottenere dagli ufficiali medici intervenuti in suo aiuto il maggior dosaggio di morfina possibile pur di affrontare nuovamente il nemico.)

Verso le 9:30 il combattimento aveva praticamente termine. Le perdite degli italiani furono contenute, da un punto di vista militare: 32 cavalieri morti (dei quali 3 ufficiali) e 52 feriti (dei quali 5 ufficiali), un centinaio di cavalli fuori combattimento. I sovietici lasciano sul campo 150 morti e circa 600 prigionieri, oltre ad una cospicua mole di armi (4 cannoncini, 10 mortai e una cinquantina tra mitragliatrici ed armi automatiche). L'azione, coraggiosa quanto audace, aveva contribuito all'allentamento della pressione dell'offensiva russa sul fronte del Don e aveva consentito il riordino delle posizioni italiane; le truppe sovietiche, tuttavia, furono in grado di consolidare le teste di ponte conquistate al di là del Don.

👉https://youtu.be/UxSejoJ0rsw
🇮🇹 The Charge of the "Savoia Cavalleria" at Izbushensky was a clash between the Italian cavalry Regiment "Savoia Cavalleria" (3rd) and the Soviet 812th Siberian Infantry Regiment (304th Rifle Division), that took place on August 24, 1942, near the hamlet (khutor) of Izbushensky (Избушенский), close to the junction between the Don and Khopyor rivers. Though a minor skirmish in the theatre of operation of the Eastern Front, the Izbushensky charge had great propaganda resonance in Italy and it is still remembered as one of the last significant cavalry charges in history.

On August 24 at 3:30 am, an Italian mounted patrol, sent to recon the objective, made contact with the Soviets. The Soviets, having lost the element of surprise, opened fire on the entire line. With the camp under fire, Alessandro had no choice but to order, as a last resort, a cavalry charge with drawn sabers and hand grenades against entrenched infantry. While the horse drawn artillery (so called "flying batteries" or voloire in Piemontese) quickly deployed its four pieces and opened fire, the machine guns deployed at the front of the Italian camp and started firing back. Alessandro then ordered the 2nd squadron (over 100 horsemen) to attack the Soviet left flank. Under the command of Captain De Leone, the squadron began a winding maneuver through a gorge, succeeding in engaging the Soviets at the left end of the front, outflanking it and storming it longitudinally with drawn sabers and hand grenades.

Corporal Lolli, unable to draw, as his saber was stuck in its sheath, charged holding high a hand grenade; Trumpeter Carenzi, having to handle both trumpet and pistol, unintentionally shot his own horse in the head. Some horses, even though riddled by bullets, would keep galloping for hundreds of meters, squirting blood at every beat, suddenly collapsing only a while after their actual death. After having crossed just about half of the Soviet line the strength of the squadron was already reduced by half, and the commander himself was grounded.

Realizing that the 2nd squadron was taking heavy casualties, and perceiving through his binoculars that the Soviet riflemen, after the horsemen had jumped over their holes, would get up and shoot at their backs, Colonel Bettoni ordered the 4th squadron to dismount and launch a frontal attack. This would allow the 2nd squadron to regroup behind Soviet lines and perform a return charge. The 4th squadron was led by Captain Silvano Abbà, who was killed while leading his men. He was posthumously awarded the Gold Medal of Military Valour. Once the 2nd squadron was back, its commander urged a new attack. This was performed by 3rd squadron, led by the impatient Captain Marchio, who rushed frontally at the Soviets without taking the detour through the gorge at the side of the battlefield. Major Modignani decided on his own accord to join the 3rd squadron charge, together with the remaining dozen horsemen of the command.

All action ceased by 9:30 am, six hours after the engagement had commenced.

The charge definitively shattered the Soviet resistance, the troops of the Red Army, however much more numerous than the attackers, having fled from the battlefield in disorder, leaving many prisonniers and an important number of various weapons in their retreat.

This action, as courageous as it was daring, had helped to ease the pressure of the Russian offensive on the Don front and had made it possible to reorganize the Italian positions; Soviet troops, on the other hand, were able to consolidate the bridgeheads conquered on the other side of the Don.

👉  https://youtu.be/fu0knGe3vvk
🇮🇹 Ettore Muti (2 mai 1902 - 24 août 1943) était un aviateur et un homme politique fasciste italien. Il fut secrétaire du Parti national fasciste (Partito Nazionale Fascista, ou PNF) d'octobre 1939 à peu après l'entrée de l'Italie dans la Seconde Guerre mondiale, le 10 juin 1940.

À son retour, Muti se voit attribuer le poste de secrétaire du PNF en remplacement d'Achille Starace. Il obtient ce poste grâce à l'intervention de son ami Galeazzo Ciano. Cependant, Muti n'aime pas cette fonction inactive et profite du déclenchement de la guerre pour retourner dans l'armée. En tant que lieutenant-colonel, Muti participe à l'invasion italienne de la France, aux bombardements à longue portée de Haïfa et de Bahreïn, et à la bataille d'Angleterre. Cependant, son départ précipité de son poste de secrétaire du parti lui fait perdre l'amitié de Ciano et de Mussolini.

En 1943, Muti entre au service des renseignements militaires. Le 25 juillet, jour du coup d'État pro-allié au Grand Conseil du Fascisme, Muti se trouve en Espagne, où il tente d'obtenir le radar d'un avion américain qui s'est écrasé en territoire neutre. Il rentre à Rome le 27 juillet, et reste dans sa villa privée. Dans la nuit du 23 au 24 août, un groupe de carabiniers entre dans sa résidence et le met en état d'arrestation. Ils sont tous partis à travers une forêt de pins entourant la zone, et les moments qui ont suivi sont encore mystérieux.

Les principales irrégularités mentionnées n'ont jamais été clarifiées, pas plus que l'identité des tireurs dans la forêt. Lors de la fusillade dramatique, Muti est le seul touché : sa casquette affiche deux trous, l'un à l'arrière de la tête, l'autre à l'avant. D'autres circonstances indiquent également une exécution politique, Ettore Muti étant la première victime de la violence qui a embrasé l'Italie pendant les deux années suivantes. Pietro Badoglio, le leader qui avait déposé Mussolini, définissait Muti comme "une menace" dans une lettre qu'il avait précédemment envoyée au chef de la police locale : il est probable que Muti était informé du rôle de Badoglio dans la catastrophique défaite italienne de Caporetto, un rôle que Badoglio, dans les années qui suivirent la Première Guerre mondiale, avait essayé de cacher.

🏴 Après sa mort, Muti est devenu le principal héros du régime fasciste italien (relancé dans le nord de l'Italie avec l'aide de l'Allemagne, sous le nom de République sociale italienne). Son nom a été donné à une légion de police autonome stationnée à Milan et à l'une des unités les plus redoutées des Brigades noires.

👉 https://youtu.be/Ifj-u44WXhI
🇮🇹 Ettore Muti (2 May 1902 – 24 August 1943) was an Italian aviator and Fascist politician. He was Party Secretary of the National Fascist Party (Partito Nazionale Fascista, or PNF) from October 1939 until shortly after the entry of Italy into World War II on 10 June 1940.

Upon his return, Muti was awarded the PNF Party Secretary position replacing Achille Starace. He was awarded this position based on the intervention of his friend Galeazzo Ciano. However, Muti disliked this inactive duty, and profited from the outbreak of the war to return in the military. As a Lieutenant Colonel, Muti participated during the Italian invasion of France, during the long-range bombing of Haifa and Bahrain, and during the Battle of Britain. However, his hasty departure from his Party Secretary position made him lose the friendship of both Ciano and Mussolini.

In 1943, Muti joined the military intelligence service. On 25 July, the day of the pro-Allied coup d'état in the Grand Council of Fascism, Muti was in Spain, trying to obtain the radar of a United States aircraft that had crashed on neutral territory. He returned to Rome on 27 July, and remained in his private villa. On the night of 23-24 August, a group of Carabinieri entered his residence and placed him under arrest. They all left through a pine forest surrounding the area, and the following moments are still mysterious.

The major irregularities mentioned were never clarified, nor were the identities of shooters in the forest. In the dramatic gunfight, Muti was the only one hit: his cap displayed two holes, one in the back of the head, the other in front. Other circumstances point as well towards a political execution, with Ettore Muti as the first victim in the violence that engulfed Italy for the next two years. Pietro Badoglio, the leader who had deposed Mussolini, defined Muti as "a menace" in a letter he had previously sent to the head of the local police: it is likely that Muti was informed about the role of Badoglio in the catastrophic Italian defeat of Caporetto, a role that Badoglio in the years after World War I had tried to hide.

🏴 After his death, Muti became the main hero of Italian fascist regime (revived in northern Italy with help from Germany, as the Italian Social Republic). His name was given to an autonomous Police Legion stationed in Milan and to one of the most feared Black Brigades units.

👉 https://youtu.be/SrHeTh51TtI
🇮🇹 Ettore Muti (2 maggio 1902 - 24 agosto 1943) è stato un aviatore e politico italiano fascista. Fu segretario del Partito Nazionale Fascista (PNF) dall'ottobre 1939 fino a poco dopo l'entrata dell'Italia nella seconda guerra mondiale il 10 giugno 1940.

Al suo ritorno, Muti ricevette il posto di segretario del PNF in sostituzione di Achille Starace. Ottenne questa posizione grazie all'intervento del suo amico Galeazzo Ciano. Tuttavia, a Muti non piaceva questa posizione inattiva e approfittò dello scoppio della guerra per tornare nell'esercito. Come tenente colonnello, Muti prese parte all'invasione italiana della Francia, al bombardamento a lungo raggio di Haifa e Bahrain e alla battaglia d'Inghilterra. Tuttavia, la sua precipitosa partenza dal suo posto di segretario del partito gli fece perdere l'amicizia di Ciano e Mussolini.

Nel 1943, Muti entrò nei servizi segreti militari. Il 25 luglio, il giorno del colpo di stato filo-alleato nel Gran Consiglio del Fascismo, Muti era in Spagna, dove cercò di ottenere il radar di un aereo americano che era caduto in territorio neutrale. Tornò a Roma il 27 luglio e rimase nella sua villa privata. La notte tra il 23 e il 24 agosto, un gruppo di carabinieri è entrato nella sua residenza e lo ha arrestato. Attraversarono tutti una pineta che circondava la zona, e i momenti che seguirono sono ancora misteriosi.

Le principali irregolarità menzionate non sono mai state chiarite, né l'identità dei tiratori nella foresta. Nella drammatica sparatoria, Muti fu l'unico colpito: il suo berretto aveva due buchi, uno nella parte posteriore della testa e uno nella parte anteriore. Altre circostanze indicano anche un'esecuzione politica, Ettore Muti è la prima vittima della violenza che travolse l'Italia per i due anni successivi. Pietro Badoglio, il leader che depose Mussolini, definì Muti "una minaccia" in una lettera che aveva precedentemente inviato al capo della polizia locale: è probabile che Muti fosse consapevole del ruolo di Badoglio nella disastrosa sconfitta dell'Italia a Caporetto, ruolo che Badoglio, negli anni successivi alla prima guerra mondiale, aveva cercato di nascondere.

🏴 Dopo la sua morte, Muti divenne l'eroe principale del regime fascista italiano (rinato nel nord Italia con l'aiuto della Germania come Repubblica Sociale Italiana). Il suo nome fu dato a una legione autonoma di polizia di stanza a Milano e a una delle unità più temute delle Brigate Nere.

👉 https://youtu.be/ohJl5_cxIw4
CHRONIQUE CULTURELLE
24 août 1944 : procès stalinien et Assassinat de 76 miliciens savoyards au
Grand-Bornant
#HonorVictiGloriaMortis

Au matin du samedi 19 août 1944, des miliciens savoyards incorporés dans la Franc-Garde, depuis l’ordre de mobilisation lancé par Joseph Darnand, quittent leur cantonnement annécien de La Commanderie par la route d’Albertville. Dans la nuit, les chefs départementaux Yves Barbaroux et Jacques Chambaz ont rencontré les chefs de la Résistance : les francs-gardes se rendent avec les honneurs de la guerre, ils conservent leurs armes et seront traités en prisonniers de guerre.

A Saint-Jorioz, au milieu d’un grand rassemblement de maquisards (toute résistance étant alors impossible), les francs-gardes sont désarmés à l’exclusion des chefs qui conservent leur pistolet. Pressentant sans doute la suite des évènements, le franc-garde Lambotin se tire une balle dans la tête. Les captifs sont poussés dans des camions et sous bonne garde, par Faverges et Thônes, conduits au Grand-Bornand. Là, ils sont entassés jusqu’au grade de chef de dizaine, sous les combles de la salle paroissiale, les officiers, toujours en possession de leurs armes, étant conduits dans une pièce au 2ème étage du même bâtiment.

Après des sévices qu’il est inutile de retracer, c’est dans la salle de cinéma, au rez-de-chaussée, que commence au milieu de la matinée du mercredi 23 août la comparution des francs-gardes devant une cour martiale qui a fixé elle même sa procédure et que préside un commandant FTP ayant pour assesseurs deux représentants de l’AS et deux autres FTP. Le procureur et le greffier sont eux aussi des résistants.

Enchaînés, gardés par les gendarmes, les miliciens sont appelés dix par dix et brièvement interrogés. Parfois, des résistants témoignent, puis le procureur requiert une peine… La mort en général. Pour donner à cette procédure une apparence de régularité, quatre avocats d’Annecy, commis d’office, tentent d’improviser une défense.

La Cour siège sans désemparer jusqu’au matin du jeudi 24 août. Après une ultime plaidoirie, l’arrêt est rendu. Soixante-seize condamnations à mort, vingt et un « acquittements » (qui vaudront, en fait à leurs bénéficiaires l’emprisonnement et la comparution devant une Cour de Justice au cours des mois suivants).

Il est huit heures lorsque les camions emmenant les condamnés quittent la salle paroissiale pour le hameau du Bouchet au lieu-dit La Peserettaz. Cinq par cinq les prisonniers vont vers les poteaux plantés à la lisière de la forêt. Ils refusent le bandeau et tombent sous la salve en clamant leur foi, en ce jeudi 24 août dédié à Saint-Barthélemy.

La plupart d’entre eux, chrétiens convaincus sont des paysans issus de la terre savoyarde. Pour d’autres cependant les motivations religieuses n’étaient pas primordiales. C’est ainsi que l’athéisme de Jacques de Holstein était connu de tous.

Le plus âgé avait combattu à Verdun, le plus jeune venait d’ avoir seize ans.

(Dominique Venner, Histoire de la Collaboration. Pygmalion.)

👉 https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xykqkf
CILTURAL CHRONICLE
August 24, 1944: Stalinist trial and assassination of 76 Savoyard militiamen in Grand-Bornant
#HonorVictisGloriaMortis

On the morning of Saturday 19 August 1944, Savoyard militiamen incorporated into the Franc-Garde, since the mobilisation order issued by Joseph Darnand, left their Annécian cantonment of La Commanderie by the road to Albertville. During the night, the departmental chiefs Yves Barbaroux and Jacques Chambaz met the leaders of the Resistance: the Franc-Gardes surrendered with the honours of war, they kept their weapons and were treated as prisoners of war.

At Saint-Jorioz, in the middle of a large gathering of maquisards (any resistance being impossible at the time), the francs-gardes were disarmed, with the exception of the leaders who kept their pistols. No doubt sensing what would happen next, the franc-garde Lambotin shot himself in the head. The captives were pushed into lorries and, under heavy guard, driven through Faverges and Thônes to Le Grand-Bornand. There, they were crammed up to the rank of chief of ten, under the roof of the parish hall, the officers, still in possession of their weapons, being taken to a room on the second floor of the same building.

After the tortures that it is unnecessary to describe, it was in the cinema room on the ground floor that, in the middle of the morning of Wednesday, 23 August, the appearance of the francs-gardes before a court martial began. The court martial had determined its own procedure and was presided over by an FTP (Francs-Tireurs Partisans, communist resistance) commander whose assessors were two representatives of the AS (Armée Secrète, non-communist, but Gaullist, resistance) and two other FTPs. The prosecutor and the clerk were also Resistance fighters.

Shackled, guarded by the gendarmes, the militiamen were called ten by ten and briefly questioned. Sometimes, resistance fighters testify, then the prosecutor demands a sentence... Death in general. To give this procedure an appearance of regularity, four lawyers from Annecy, appointed by the court, tried to improvise a defence.

The court sat without respite until the morning of Thursday 24 August. After a final plea, the judgment is delivered. Seventy-six death sentences, twenty-one "acquittals" (which will in fact earn their beneficiaries imprisonment and a new trial, in a Court, in the following months).

It is eight o'clock when the trucks carrying the condemned leave the parish hall for the hamlet of Le Bouchet at a place called La Peserettaz. Five by five the prisoners went towards the posts planted at the edge of the forest.They refused the blindfold and fell under the salvo, proclaiming their faith, on this Thursday 24 August dedicated to Saint Bartholomew.

Most of them, convinced Christians, are farmers from the Savoyard land. For others, however, religious motivations were not paramount. Thus, Jacques de Holstein's atheism was known to all.

The oldest had fought at Verdun, the youngest had just turned sixteen.

(Dominique Venner, Histoire de la Collaboration, Pygmalion).

👉 https://www2.jeune-nation.com/actualite/actu-france/honneur-aux-miliciens-du-grand-bornand
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https://www.leforumcatholique.org/print.php?num=851783
Forwarded from БНС
Легион Унгария отбеляза 5 години от основаването си

Нашите съратници от “Легион Унгария” (Légió Hungária) и съучредители на Съюз Крепост Европа отпразнуваха петата годишнина от основаването на своето движение на 12 август. Самото отбелязване на повода бе кулминация на няколкодневния тренировъчен лагер, който унгарските легионери провеждат за своите членове. Организацията е един от най-добрите примери сред европейските национални движения за това как идеологическата подготовка и духовното израстване трябва да върви ръка за ръка с физическото укрепване и придобиването на полезни практически умения.

Цялата статия: https://bit.ly/3YOXgs9
🔥🇭🇺 La Légion hongroise #LégióHungária a célébré les 5 ans de sa fondation.

Nos camarades de la Légion hongroise (Légió Hungária) et cofondateurs de l'Alliance Forteresse Europe ont célébré le cinquième anniversaire de la fondation de leur mouvement le 12 août. Cette commémoration était le point culminant d'un camp d'entraînement de plusieurs jours que les légionnaires hongrois organisent pour leurs membres.
💪 L'organisation est l'un des meilleurs exemples, parmi les mouvements nationaux européens, de la manière dont la formation idéologique et la croissance spirituelle doivent aller de pair avec le renforcement physique et l'acquisition de compétences pratiques utiles.

🔥🇭🇺 Hungarian Legion #LégióHungária celebrates 5 years since its foundation.

Our comrades of the Hungarian Legion (Légió Hungária) and co-founders of the Union of Fortress Europe celebrated the fifth anniversary of the founding of their movement on August 12. The commemoration was the culmination of a multi-day training camp organized by the Hungarian Legionnaires for their members.
💪 The organization is one of the best examples, among European national movements, of how ideological formation and spiritual growth must go hand in hand with physical strengthening and the acquisition of useful practical skills.

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