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SUÈDE / SWEDEN Centerpartiet (Parti du centre, Centre Party) 1.Fredrick Federley 30. Magnus Thulin 2. Abir Al-Sahlani 31. Mattias Claesson 3. Emma Wiesner 32. Nima Moslehi 4. Gustav Hemming 33. Karola Svensson 5. Kristina Jonäng 34. Leif Walterum 6. Louise Grabo 35. Svante Linusson 7. Tomas Mörtsell 36. Julie Tran 8. Frida Nilsson 37. Algot Thorin 9. Ebba Krumlinde 38. Pietro Marchesi 10. Eric Luth 39. Lina M. Eriksson 11. Emma Blomdahl 40. Henric Molin 12. Hanna Stenegren 41. Malinberg 13. Helena Vilhelmsson 42. Christian Ohlsson 14. Erik Ciardi 43. Bjarni Arnason 15. Emanuel Örtengren 44. Johnny Lundin Lidingö 45. Gunilla Berglund 16. Madelaine 46. Simon Fredriksson Jakobsson 47. Afram Yakoub 17. Golnoush Lundén 48. Unna Harsem 18. Thomas Andersson 49. Anthon Gyllensten 19. Karin Östring Bergman 50. Ake Carlson 20. Tim Svanberg 51 Björn Pettersson 21. Rebeca Gajardo Angel 52. Daniel Svensson 22. Eric Lundvall 53. Martina Johansson 23. Johan Örjes 54. Patrik Davidsson 24. Kent Folkesson 55. Lars-Erik Lindberg 25. Bjørn ter Bruggen 56. Petri Salonen 26. Anna Blomberg 57. Magnus Hellmark 27. Lovisa Kronsporre 28. Erik Evestam 29. Sandra Eliasson Feministiskt initiativ (Initiative féministe, Feminist Initiative) 1. Soraya Post 4. Toktam Nora Jahangiry 2. Stina Svensson 5. Joakim Månsson Bengtsson 3. Jaime Gomez Kristdemokraterna (Démocratie chrétienne, Christian Democrats) 1. Sara Skyttedal 23. Kjell-Arne Ottosson 2. David Lega 24. Linnea Haggren 3. Liza-Maria Norlin 25. Anton Axelsson 4. Yusuf Aydin 26. Eva Wallin 5. Birgitta Sacredeus 27. Tuve Skånberg 6. Ella Bohlin 28. Magnus Berntsson 7. Torsten Elofsson 29. Ulrika Hoff 8. Soheila Fors 30. Eric Dicksson 9. Leif Hallberg 31. Marie-Louise Forslund Mustaniemi 10. Martin Hallander 32. Evin Badrniya 11. Birgitta Nordvall 33. Lars Thunberg 12. Behcet Barsom 34. Maria Maric 13. Gudrun Brunegård 35. Niklas Asklander 14. Conny Brännberg 36. Håkan Kero 15. Sarah Havneraas 37. Georgia Ferris 16. Magnus Oscarsson 38. Adam Jansson 17. Camilla Rinaldo Miller 39. Maria Nilsson 18. Michaela Hollis 40. Roland Sjögren 19. Patrik Åkesson 41. Mohammad Omran 20. Amanda Agestav 42. Eva B Arnesson 21. Magnus Kolsjö 43. Lukas Forsberg Bernevång 22. Lili André 44. Rolf Åbjörnsson Liberalerna (Les libéraux, The Liberals) 1. Cecilia Wikström 27. Stefan Käll 2. Said Abdu 28. Caroline Persson 3. Maria Weimer 29. Per-Ola Grönberg 4. Allan Widman 30. Maria Brolin Glennow 5. Karin Karlsbro 31. Thomas Söderström 6. Anders Rehnberg 32. Christina Soldan 7. Oscar Wåglund 33. Pär Löfstrand 8. Monica Lundin 34. Inga-Lena Fischer 9. Johan Pehrson 35. Tommy Lindström 10. Hadar Cars 36. Delaram Esmaeili 11. Maria Lundqvist-Brömster 37. Rickard Ydrenäs 12. Martin Ängeby 38. Gunnar Asserhed 13. Annika Carp 39. Divina Nouri 14. Fredrik Brange 40. Anders Rickman 15. Annika Westh 41. Lisbeth Svensson 16. Mats Nordström 42. Carl-Vincent Reimers 17. Christina Tufvesson 43. Jacqueline Tjällman 18. Anton Sjöstedt 44. Abdukadir Salad Ali 19. Anna Hallbom 45. Maria Mattsson 20. Gunilla Almesåker 46. Filip Zackrisson 21. Marie Vaadre 47. Natasha Bromberg 22. Lennart Nordfors 48. Richard Brodd 23. Lina Eriksson 49. Nor Gül 24. Maria Johansson 50. Vladan Lausevic 25. Johan Landström 51. Pär Johnson 26. Eva Edwardsson Miljöpartiet de groan (Parti de l’environnement-Les Verts, Green Party) 1. Alice Bah Kuhnke 21. Brita Wessinger 2. Pär Holmgren 22. Nils Karlsson 3. Jakop Dalunde 23. Emma Hult 4. Bodil Valero 24. Malte Roos 5. Emma Nohrén 25. Rebecka Forsberg 6. Lorentz Tovatt 26. Olle Hilborn 7. Märta Stenevi 27. Jiang Millington 8. Max Troendlé 28. Nils Seye Larsen 9. Aida Badeli 29. Lotta Hedström 10. Mursal Isa 30. David Folkebrant 11. Wanja Kaufmann 31. Katarina Folkeson 12. Henrik Blind 32. Jacob Risberg 13. Karin Thomasson 33. Mariam Salem 14. Linus Lakso 34. Göran Larsson 15. Jenny Lundström 35. Isabel Enström 16. Magnus Wåhlin 36. Svein Henriksen 17. Elin Söderberg 37. Naiara Pereira Cunha 18. Per-Inge Lidén 38. Kristian Ek 19. Janine Alm Ericson 39. Annica Snäll 20. David Ling 40. Björn Immerstrand Moderaterna (Parti du rassemblement modéré, Moderate Party) 1. Tomas Tobé 17. Cecilie Tenfjord Toftby 2. Jessica Polfjärd 18. Ewa Thalén Finne 3. Jörgen Warborn 19. Adam Rydstedt 4. Arba Kokalari 20. Ida Eriksson 5. Gustaf Göthberg 21. Lotta Olsson 6. Micaela Löwenhöök 22. Linus Kimselius 7. Hans Wallmark 23. Birgit Meier-Thunborg 8. Jelena Drenjanin 24. Anton Bergström 9. Christian Holm Barenfelt 25. Henrik Sundström 10. Joanna Sjölander 26. Kristina Lutz 11. Stefan Olsson 27. Fredrik Saweståhl 12. Lynn Thulin 28. Lars-lngvar Ljungman 13. Anders Gäfvert 29. Mikael Jensen 14. Elin Landerdahl 30. Måns Linge 15. Carl-Oskar Bohlin 31. Malin Olsson 16. Annicka Engblom 32. Aydin Akyuz Arbetarepartiet-Socialdemokraterna (Parti social-démocrate suédois des travailleurs, Swedish Social Democratic Party) 1. Heléne Fritzon 20. Peter Jeppsson 2. Johan Danielsson 21. Alva Dahn 3. Jytte Guteland 22. Peder Björk 4. Erik Bergkvist 23. Mariya Voyvodova 5. Evin Incir 24. Abdalahi Hassan 6. Ilan de Basso 25. Yoomi Renström 7. Carina Ohlsson 26. Robert Uitto 8. Linus Glanzelius 27. Melisa Nilsson 9. Åsa Björkmarker 28. Moez Dharsani 10. Adnan Dibrani 29. Alexandra Olsson 11. Nasra Ali 30. Dan Gabrielsson 12. Rikard Larsson 31. Karin Näsmark 13. Eva-Lena Jansson 32. David Lindvall 14. Olle Thorell 33. Helen Ung Le 15. Lena Segerberg 34. Kenneth Johannesson 16. Aleksander Gabelic 35. Andrine Winther 17. Beatrice Öhman 36. Sören Juvas 18. Ulf Ohlsson 37. Anna-Belle Strömberg 19. Amani Loubani Sverigedemokraterna (Démocrates de Suède, Sweden Democrats) 1. Peter Lundgren 16. Lina Boy 2. Jessica Stegrud 17. Mattias Eriksson-Falk 3. Charlie Weimers 18. Hilda Frick 4. Kristina Winberg 19. Maria Liljedahl 5. Johan Nissinen 20. Sara-Lena Bjälkö 6. Karl Robbjens 21. Martin Kirchberg 7. Ludvig Aspling 22. Hanna Nilsson 8. Sven-Olof Sällström 23. Sandra Karlsson 9. Linda Lindberg 24. Paula Palmqvist 10. Tobias Andersson 25. Beatrice Rugland Timgren 11. Zandra Pettersson 26. Pia Trollehjelm 12. Magnus Persson 27. Naima Bahnam Johansson 13. Martin Kinnunen 28. Cassandra Sundin Engström 14. Elin Jensen 29. Mats Nordberg 15. Robert Lund 30. Nima Gholam Ali Pour Vänsterpartiet (Parti de gauche, Left Party) 1. Malin Björk Jönköpings län 2. Ana Süssner Rubin 21. Agneta Hansson 3. Deniz Butros 22. Mats Einarsson 4. Nina Broman Costa 23. Lotta Johnsson Fornarve 5. Hanna Gedin 24. Bore Sköld 6. Ida Legnemark 25. Christina Hedin 7. Rikard Warlenius 26. Rodrigo Arce 8. Jonas Karlsson 27. Alma Janeth Sibria 9. Sara Högelius 28. Samuel Skånberg 10. Carolina Gustafsson 29. Sara Hansson 11. Xamuel Gonzalez Westling 30. Åke Johansson 12. Kerstin Joelsson Wallsby 31. Inger Björk 13. Håkan Svenneling 32. Richard Deichmann 14. Gertrud Ingelman 33. Fahimeh Nordborg 15. Jöran Fagerlund 34. Robert Armblad 16. Andrea Söderblom-Tay 35. Lena Ihlar 17. Jesper Wiklund 36. Victoria Öjefors Quinn 18. Felicia Granath 37. Kerstin Amelin 19. Jessica Wetterling 38. My Funcke 20. Willy Neumann Alternativ för Sverige (Alternatives pour la Suède, Alternative for Sweden) 1. Gustav Kasselstrand 6. Yvonne Lindholm 2. Mikael Jansson 7. Lennart Matikainen 3. Jessica Ohlson 8. Louise Ask 4. Mikael Fjällid 9. Olle Felten 5. Per Sefastsson 10. Adam Berg Basinkomstpartiet (Le parti du revenu de base, Party for the basic income) 1. Jan Jäger 4. Joakim Ekberg 2. Août Alvtegen 5. Sara Ekberg 3. Linda Dyrefelt Le sens commun en Suède (Common Sense in Sweden) 1. Erik Steen 3. Kim Alexander Alfredsson 2. Helena Ragnarsson Kaptikacti 4. Pontus Johansson Direktdemokraterna (Démocratie directe, Direct Democracy) 1. Thomas Larsson 6. Erika Johansson 2. Raffi Avakian 7. Danny Fröberg 3. Oscar Dahlström 8. Axel Tingman 4. Niklas Enström 9. Kimmo Ylisoini 5. Mikael Nordfors 10. Magnus Bäckström Djurens partiet (Parti animaliste, Animalist Party) 1. Thérèse Ericsson 4. Ingrid Brakhya 2. Magnus Irestig 5. Marie-Louise Ramos Wihlborg 3. Stig Johnell Europeiska Arbetarpartiet (Parti ouvrier européen, European Workers Party) 1. Kjell Lundqvist 4. Ulf Sandmark 2. Petra Karlsson 5. Malin Wik 3. Elias Dottemar 6. Peter Friberg Klassiskt liberala partiet (Parti libéral classique, Classic Liberal Party) 1. Henrik Alexandersson 4. Alena Wedebrand 2. Erik Svansbo 5. Johan Simu 3. Mats Jangdal Kristna Värdepartiet (Le parti des valeurs chrétiennes, The Party of Christian Values) 1. Patrik Tikkanen 26. Michael Wouda 2. Annette Westöö 27. Jani Almenoksa 3. Maria Brodd Hemmelin 28. Inger Borgström 4. Aziz Alkass 29. Stefan Persson 5. Bengt-Olov Söderkvist 30. Karin Hansson Lindgren 6. Louise Almqvist 31. Hans-Olof Forsby 7. André Juthe 32. Susanne Rogesund 8. David Niska 33. – 9. Nasrin Sjögren 34. Soraya Martinsson 10. Per Kronlid 35. Sharon Peterson 11. EwyMaria Berglund 36. Gunilla Weinéus 12. Roland Ohlsson 37. Birgitta Gustafsdotter 13. Martin Book 38. Anna Ekman 14. Nader Helawi 39. Margareta Sundbom 15. Ivon Darmark 40. Jonathan Eidering 16. Sebastian Lötbom 41. Larissa Vickman 17. Ulrik Karlsson 42. Mikael Angestjärna 18. Zoltan Paska 43. – 19. Mikael Almqvist 44. Adam Wesolowski 20. Nabil Abed Dawood 45. Anders Ekman 21. Mats Selander 46. Laith Chalabi 22. Linus Lötbom 47. Niko Laxström 23. Bosse Vingren 48. Anette Hellekant Långs 24. – 49. Roger Gillberg 25. Lars Borgström Kustkult 1. Johan Magnus von Malmborg 2. Torsten Trillkott Landsbygdspartiet Oberoende (Parti rural indépendant, Independent Rural Party) 1. Claes Littorin 4. Olle Larsson 2. Stefan Torssell 5. Nils-Erik Grönvall 3. Magnus Malmsten 6. Yngve Eriksson Medborgerlig Samling (Coalition citoyenne, Citizens Coalition) 1. Fredrik Sander 8. Carl-Axel Stein 2. Pia Rundkvist 9. Karl Haargaard 3. Staffan Gunnarsson 10. Leif Svensson 4. Mons Krabbe 11. Edward Nordén 5. Kai Rämö 12. Nicklas Ljungholm 6. Martin Elmberg 13. Fredrik Clementz 7. Thomas Martinsson NY reform 1. Maryam Barkadehi 4. Efuto Kanga 2. Waza-Kongo Ramazani 5. Oliver Lukonka 3. Mika Ström Knuuttila Parti Skånepartiet (Parti Scania, Party Scania) 1. Carl P Herslow Solens Frihetsparti (Parti de la liberté du soleil, Party of the Sun’s Freedom) 1.
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  • Right-Wing Extremism in Europe I Ii Right-Wing Extremism in Europe Right-Wing Extremism

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  • 074902/EU XXVI. GP Eingelangt Am 13/09/19

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  • Pro-Violence and Anti-Democratic

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