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	'''Patrik Brinkmann''' (full name: '''Jan Patrik Vilhelm Brinkmann von Druffel-Egloffstein'''), born in 1966 in Motala, Sweden, is a Swedish-German politically active contractor and businessman. Brinkmann founded the [[Continent Europe Foundation]] in 2004. Patrik Brinkmann is married with six children.		'''Patrik Brinkmann''' (full name: '''Jan Patrik Vilhelm Brinkmann von Druffel-Egloffstein'''), born in 1966 in Motala, Sweden, is a Swedish-German politically active contractor and businessman. Brinkmann founded the [[Continent Europe Foundation]] in 2004. Patrik Brinkmann is married with six children.

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	==International network builder==		==International network builder==
	Already in the 1980s he was a familiar figure with the ~~nationalist~~ movement in Sweden. Since then he has established many personal contacts with politicians on the Right of the political spectrum. After moving to Germany in 2007, he has been engaged in several political projects in Europe where he has worked with, for instance, Markus Beisicht (Pro Germany Citizens' Movement), Filip Dewinter ([[Vlaams Belang]]), [[Heinz-Christian Strache]], ([[FPÖ]]), Jacques Cordonnier (Alsace d’abord), Márton Gyöngyösi ([[Jobbik]]) (who addressed the [[Traditional Britain Group]] (TBG) in June 2018) and [[Udo Pastörs]] of the [[NPD]].		Already in the 1980s he was a familiar figure with the fascist movement in Sweden. Since then he has established many personal contacts with politicians on the Right of the political spectrum. After moving to Germany in 2007, he has been engaged in several political projects in Europe where he has worked with, for instance, Markus Beisicht (Pro Germany Citizens' Movement), Filip Dewinter ([[Vlaams Belang]]), [[Heinz-Christian Strache]], ([[FPÖ]]), Jacques Cordonnier (Alsace d’abord), Márton Gyöngyösi ([[Jobbik]]) (who addressed the [[Traditional Britain Group]] (TBG) in June 2018) and [[Udo Pastörs]] of the [[NPD]].

	However in an email to the TBG dated 11 Sept 2021 Brinkman stated that he has not spoken in public for a decade.		However in an email to the TBG dated 11 Sept 2021 Brinkman stated that he has not spoken in public for a decade.
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	Brinkmann emphasizes the importance of [[Russia]] and its role in the new Europe. 2008 Brinkmann published the book "Die Rückkehr des Verlorenen Russland - Ein historischer Abriss" of the now late Dr. Rudolf Rahlves.		Brinkmann emphasizes the importance of [[Russia]] and its role in the new Europe. 2008 Brinkmann published the book "Die Rückkehr des Verlorenen Russland - Ein historischer Abriss" of the now late Dr. Rudolf Rahlves.

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[[Image:Brinkmann.jpg|thumb|300px|Patrik Brinkmann]]
'''Patrik Brinkmann''' (full name: '''Jan Patrik Vilhelm Brinkmann von Druffel-Egloffstein'''), born in 1966 in Motala, Sweden, is a Swedish-German politically active contractor and businessman. Brinkmann founded the [[Continent Europe Foundation]] in 2004. Patrik Brinkmann is married with six children.

==Christian activist and philanthropist==
As young Brinkmann joined the Pentecostal movement and went to Bible school in Jönköping. During the second half of the 1980s, Brinkmann worked in [[Sri Lanka]], where he supported schools, orphanages and hospitals in the country.
2001 Brinkmann participated in the protests outside the Cathedral in [[Stockholm]] against the homosexual manifestation in the church. Brinkmann's view was that the chosen place of assembly was wrong. Brinkmann has also fought against the right of homosexuals to adopt children in [[Germany]].
Brinkmann claims to strive for and be prepared for a religious dialogue despite his clear criticism of the growing [[Islamization]] of [[Europe]]. It is not [[Islam]] as a religion in itself but Islamism as a political force that are a threat. Christian moral values around the family and society is a good start to the dialogue across religious boundaries.

==Identitarian patron and promoter==
Already in the late 1990s Brinkmann promoted identitarian opinions and the ideas of [[Guillaume Faye]], [[Alain de Benoist]] and [[Pierre Vial]] and their significance in a meta-political context.
Brinkmann has played an important role as an international coordinator for several identitarian think tanks, organizations and political parties throughout Europe and is partly inspired by the European New Right from France, also known as [[GRECE]]. In 2004 Brinkmann founded the Continent Europe Foundation which promotes European culture and identity. The work has its main operations in Germany (including Austria), France, Spain, Italy and Russia.

==International network builder==
Already in the 1980s he was a familiar figure with the nationalist movement in Sweden. Since then he has established many personal contacts with politicians on the Right of the political spectrum. After moving to Germany in 2007, he has been engaged in several political projects in Europe where he has worked with, for instance, Markus Beisicht (Pro Germany Citizens' Movement), Filip Dewinter ([[Vlaams Belang]]), [[Heinz-Christian Strache]], ([[FPÖ]]), Jacques Cordonnier (Alsace d’abord), Márton Gyöngyösi ([[Jobbik]]) (who addressed the [[Traditional Britain Group]] (TBG) in June 2018) and [[Udo Pastörs]] of the [[NPD]].

However in an email to the TBG dated 11 Sept 2021 Brinkman stated that he has not spoken in public for a decade.

Every year Brinkmann and friends attend the prominent WKR ball in [[Vienna]].

==Book==
Brinkmann emphasizes the importance of [[Russia]] and its role in the new Europe. 2008 Brinkmann published the book "Die Rückkehr des Verlorenen Russland - Ein historischer Abriss" of the now late Dr. Rudolf Rahlves.

[[Category:Living people]]
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