National Front

The name National Front is used by a number of political parties and coalitions.

• Albania — National Front (Albania)
• Belarus — Partyja BPF
• Belgium — National Front (Belgium)
• Botswana — Botswana National Front
• Burma — Chin National Front
• Chad — National Front for the Renewal of Chad (FNTR)
• Ethiopia — Ethiopian National Front
• France — National Front (France)
• Germany — National Front (East Germany)
• Nationalistische Front, a German neo-Nazi group that is sometimes translated as National Front.
• India — Mizo National Front
• India — National Front (India)
• Iran — National Front (Iran) (Jebhe-ye Melli Iran)
• Latvia — National Front
• Libya — National Front for the Salvation of Libya
• Malaysia — National Front (Malaysia)
• New Zealand — New Zealand National Front
• Pakistan — Balawaristan National Front
• Spain — Frente Nacional (Spain)
• Sri Lanka — United National Front (Sri Lanka)
• Swaziland — Swaziland National Front
• United Kingdom — National Front (UK)

Defunct political parties

• Australia — National Front (Australia)
• Colombia — National Front (Colombia) (often translated as National Front)
• Czechoslovakia — National Front (Czechoslovakia)
• East Germany — Nationale Front (East Germany)
• Estonia — Rahvarinne
• Finland — Finnish People's Blue-whites, known as National Front in 1997–2001
• France — Front National (Resistance movement)
• Greece — National Front (Greece)
• India — National Front (India)
• Italy — Fronte Nazionale
• Namibia — Namibia National Front
• Netherlands — National Front (Netherlands), (1934-)1937-1941
• Spain — Frente Nacional
• Switzerland — National Front (Switzerland)

Other uses

In Colombian history, the National Front was a compact for joint governance between conservative a liberal elites, which lasted from 1958 to 1990.

See also

• National Resistance Front (disambiguation)
• Front National (disambiguation)
• Popular front
• United front