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The 13 pages that link to White nationalism, each with the reason it gives.

• White supremacyCompared with: It is a more specific political project within the broader system of white supremacy.

• Great Replacement conspiracy theoryNarrower topic: The theory supplies white nationalism with a story of imminent collective loss.

• Ku Klux KlanNarrower topic: The Klan is one organization within the broader history of white nationalist politics.

• Neo-NazismRelated: It overlaps with neo-Nazism, but does not necessarily advocate restoring Nazi rule.

• Viking revivalRelated: Some white nationalists appropriate Viking symbols to claim an imagined ancestral heritage.

• Alt-rightNarrower topic: It is the central ideological current most commonly associated with the alt-right.

• White genocide conspiracy theoryNarrower topic: The conspiracy theory supplies white-nationalist politics with a story of existential threat.

• 2011 Norway attacksRelated: Breivik’s writings promoted racial hierarchy and white nationalist ideas.

• ÁsatrúRelated: Some extremist groups appropriate Norse symbols, prompting public disputes over Ásatrú’s image.

• EthnopluralismRelated: Ethnopluralist arguments have been adapted to defend racially bounded national communities.

• Kalergi PlanNarrower topic: The theory’s racial threat narrative serves a broader white-nationalist worldview.

• National-anarchismRelated: Some national-anarchist networks overlap with white-nationalist movements and rhetoric.

• Nick FuentesNarrower topic: Fuentes is widely identified with this ideology, which informs his political rhetoric.