The rise of Britain's neo-Nazis
Alek Yerbury, the founder of the National Rebirth Party, has expressed his ambition to win national power in Britain within 10 to 15 years. Yerbury, who describes himself as an ethnocentric nationalist and a third positionist, has a vision for a more homogeneous Britain and plans to establish a one-party state if his party comes to power. The National Rebirth Party, which currently has around 100 members, aims to address the causes of Britain's demographic shift to a multiracial, multicultural society and deport as many non-whites as possible.
- ▪Alek Yerbury is the founder of the National Rebirth Party, which he registered with the Electoral Commission in 2024.
- ▪Yerbury has expressed his admiration for Adolf Hitler, describing him as his hero due to his ability to transform a nation.
- ▪The National Rebirth Party has a vision for a one-party state and plans to deport as many non-whites as possible if it comes to power.
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'Within 10 to 15 years, Yerbury expects to win national power.' (Martin Pope/Getty) Alek YerburyFar RightNeo-NazisPoliticsRestore BritainUK Felix Pope Jun 15 2026 - 12:03am 13 mins The first thing to understand about Alek Yerbury is that he is not trying to look like Adolf Hitler. He wears a leather overcoat similar to that which the Führer wore, but it’s just an overcoat. He has a small, sandy moustache and hair combed back across his head, but you cannot change your look just to win votes. And yes, Yerbury has described Hitler as his “hero” — but that, he says, is only because you have to recognise the competency of anyone who transformed their nation, Nazi or otherwise. Yerbury, by his own account, is an “ethnocentric nationalist” and a third positionist.
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