All-Russian Union of Patriots

All-Russian Union of Patriots Всероссийский Союз Патриотов
Abbreviation	ВСП
Leader	Ivan Ilyin
Founded	July 5, 1925 (1925-07-05)
Student wing	Society of St. George
Youth wing	Young Eagles of the Czar
Membership (1930)	17,989
Ideology	Russian Nationalism Corporatism Anti-parliamentarism Anti-liberalism Big-Tent Internal factions: Autocracy Fascism National Socialism National Syndicalism
Political position	Right-wing to Far-Right
Religion	Russian Orthodox
Colors	Gold &   Black
Duma	7 / 50

The All-Russian Union of Patriots (Russian language: Всероссийский Союз Патриотов, ВСП), is a right to far-right political party in Alaska. It is among the five large parties in the country holding seats in the Alaskan Duma. It is currently an opposition party.

Party Factions

Integralizty

The Integralizty faction is the Corporatist/National Syndicalist wing of the VSP, as well as the most populist. The Integralizty wing is inspired by the views of the French Action Francaise, the Portuguese Integralismo Lusitano, and the Spanish FE-JONS. It is popular with the working classes, right-wing students, and some economists.

Uvarovniks

The dominant faction of the VSP, the Uvarovniks faction is named for the Russian Scholar and Statesman Count Sergey Uvarov, who formulated the trifold theory of Russian Imperial Doctrine: "Orthodoxy, Autocracy, Nationality". It is these three same pillars that the Uvarovniks uphold, supporting a theocratic, autocratic, nationalist regime free of parliamentary politics and democratic institutions that they consider a hindrance to authentic Russian governance. Under the nominal leadership of eccentric but brilliant Russian philosopher Ivan Ilyin, the Uvarovniks are dominant among the military and much of the Russian elite and are considered the backbone of the Russian far right.

Natsiya

Named for Konstantin Rodzaevsky's controversial journal, the Natsiya have fully embraced the Fascist doctrines espoused by Mussolini and Gentile and have even spoken positively of Adolf Hitler's NSDAP. In contrast to the pan-ethnic views of the Falangists, and the more subdued prejudices of the Uvarovniks, the Natsiyanists are avowedly Xenophobic, Anti-Semetic, and Russian Supremacist, as well as engaging in street fights with laborists and liberals, much to the chagrin of the rest of the party.