FEDERAL EUROPE 
                         A STRONG EUROPE

IDEOLOGY 
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FEDERAL EUROPE ideas originate from the book "Towards the european federal Republic " and  from the book "The State and Class Struggles" written by Davud Khan. He studied   political science and history.

The book  "The State and Class Struggles" consists in a systematic analysis of class historical evolution and of State historical evolution. It relies on a philosophical and scientific basis, and upon the notion of social progress within the framework of the hierarchy of the 4 social functions. (ideological, state, productive and labour) and of national progress via unification of the major cultural areas (notably the european one) which form grand nations. 

The ideology of the movement is thus a culturalist ideology.  FEDERAL EUROPE is thus a right wing party, with a strong social component. It aims at rallying pro european federalist  conservatives and liberal democrats. It is opposed to so-called progressives who are in reality libertarians whose goal is usually not progress but societal disorder (gender theory), economic and social disorder (excessive competition), political disorder (refusal of a presidential type of regime) and national disorder (unrealistic universalism).  

The ideological, political and historical training of party members includes: 

Ideological training:
 
Philosophical basis
Scientific basis
​Culturalism
​Hierarchy of social functions
Class evolution
State evolution
European identity
European construction: Union and Federation
 
Political training:
 
Programme:
European patriotic values 
​European State construction logic
Market economy necessity
Industrial policy necessity
Social values and working class importance
Foreign and defence policy orientation
 
Strategy:
Political target and target expansion
Ideas diffusions
Militant recruitment
Campaigns strategy
 
Organisation:
Territorial
Staff
Control
Party structure.
Party hierarchy.
Party tenets.



HISTORY OF EUROPE
 
A/ Germanic peoples and Romans

European unification
Germanic Tribes                          -800- -486
Roman Republic                           -753- -52  
​Roman Empire                               -52-476 
Frankish Empire                            486-888
Holy Roman (German) empire    962-1521 
European warring States
Austria                                            1521-1748
France                                             1748-1871
Germany                                         1871-1945
European Reconstruction
Franco-German axis in EU            1945-present   
 
Greco-Roman Cultural imports through the Roman Empire, the Catholic Church, the Renaissance and the Enlightenment
 
Main sublines within the Germanics : Franks
Supplementary sublines within the Germanics: Wisigoths, Ostrogoths, Angles, Scandinavics, Lombards
 
 
B/ Others (Same pattern of cultural imports): 

1/Greeks and Macedonians  (-1200)
   Celts (-800) 
   Slavs (-700 West Slavs and south Slavs),
   Italics 
   Thracians  
 
2/Central Asian Europeans: Hungarians, Avars, Huns
 
3/Other minorities living in Europe 

Main European unificators: Caesar, Clovis I, Charlemagne, Otto I, Friedrich II, Innocent III, Charles V, Napoleon I, Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi, Robert Schuman, Jacques Delors, 



Sources and bibliography:

Aux sources de la civilisation européenne, Henri-Jean Martin
Europa notre histoire, Collectif (Les Arènes)
Nos ancêtres les francs, Marie Pinsard 
Europäische Kulturgeschichte. Eine Einführung. Erweiterte Studienausgabe, Slvio Vietta
Europäisches Kulturerbe, Wolfgang Bittner (Neu Rheinliche Zeitung) ​
Pan-Europa, Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi