For the uninitiated who don’t know what kind of dark organizations we have in Belgium: In the picture you can see (apart from the Flemish lion): VNJ-vlaggen, an extremist nationalist organization that participates in the Flemish singing contests and Ijzerwake and maintains good ties with NVA and VB. In 2019 they flew SS banners. Their orange scarves refer to Orangism: they want Flanders to be united with the Netherlands.
You can also see the Berkenkruis, the wooden construction that was given by the SS to Flemish Nationalist Eastfronters that joined the Waffen SS and died in Russia. It was also the logo of the St Maartensfonds, the organization that preceded the Volksunie and Vlaams Blok and consisted of ex-collaborators and Eastfronters.
TAK-flags (Taal Aktie Komittee): an extremist organization that used to have close ties with the VMO (convicted terrorist organization), they mainly advocate for the Dutchification of Flanders and strict adherende to the language border, which they helped establish (and of course the extinction of dialects and minority languages like Flemish and Limburgish), often with violent actions and vandalism.
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For the uninitiated who don’t know what kind of dark organizations we have in Belgium: In the picture you can see (apart from the Flemish lion): VNJ-vlaggen, an extremist nationalist organization that participates in the Flemish singing contests and Ijzerwake and maintains good ties with NVA and VB. In 2019 they flew SS banners. Their orange scarves refer to Orangism: they want Flanders to be united with the Netherlands.
You can also see the Berkenkruis, the wooden construction that was given by the SS to Flemish Nationalist Eastfronters that joined the Waffen SS and died in Russia. It was also the logo of the St Maartensfonds, the organization that preceded the Volksunie and Vlaams Blok and consisted of ex-collaborators and Eastfronters.
TAK-flags (Taal Aktie Komittee): an extremist organization that used to have close ties with the VMO (convicted terrorist organization), they mainly advocate for the Dutchification of Flanders and strict adherende to the language border, which they helped establish (and of course the extinction of dialects and minority languages like Flemish and Limburgish), often with violent actions and vandalism.