SEE EDIT!
They’re literally called “National Socialist Party” (though it seems they are more national “Bolsheviks”). It’s not like this is an important party either, searching for the mentioned person yields zero useful information.
edit to add link: http://mfa.gov.kp/view/article/15371
btw. the Swedish person seems to be ok, they’re affiliated with the Korean Friends Association (KFA)
edit: It seems I have mistaken this party for another party of the same name. Even though the name is misleading and stupid and naive, they are pretty based. By which I mean they support AES countries and don’t support nazism or fascism. Still, the name is stupid.
liberals seeing this be like: 🤑🤑🤑 more propaganda against dprk
this is not said by korea but to korea tho, but it is an L related to korea, no lies there
I would’ve just ignored this weird irrelevant nazbol (or even nazi) party if I was the DPRK’s Foreign Ministry though. I’m pretty sure this party only supports the DPRK because they believe the western propaganda. (There is a frightening amount of people who think the DPRK is the next fascist reich)
It’s a mistranslation or a misinterpretation of what “National Socialist Party” must mean translated literally or something. Reading the guy’s work indicates that he and ergo his party believes in scientific socialism and ideas of social equality, although imo he falls into the trap of some postmodernist, arguably Khruschevite thinking, but absolutely no Nazi or Strasserist bullshit. He’s an internationalist and is obviously fond of the Juche idea and the Korean revolutionary project.
https://svenskajuchegruppen.wordpress.com/nyheter/phil-vasile-orleanu-ro/
https://www.ziaruldegarda.ro/partidul-socialist-roman-renaste-aurel-acatincai-va-fi-presedintele-organizatiei-din-bacau/ It looks like they may have even renamed themselves simply because there was a legal dispute with a social democratic party of the name Romanian Socialist Party, so they had to become the “National” one. I think it’s an unfortunate name via association and little more. The party does seem to want to distance itself from the EU and Europe and be distinctly Romanian, so I guess they are nationalist in that way.
They used to be called “Neo-Socialist Party” and changed their name in 2017 to “Partidul National Socialist”, meaning “national socialist” in the nazi way. They should have considered this.
src: http://partidulnationalsocialist.ro/istorie-si-program/
Reading through this, they seem to actually be based? They reject dogmatism and correctly see Asia as an important socialist hub.
Seems like I mistook them for another party: https://www.petitieonline.com/sustine_partidul_national_socialist_din_romania_nazist (<-- Petition to reinstate a literal nazi party). But, for fuck’s sake they could’ve named themselves Socialist Party 2 or something.
I’ll edit the post though, thanks for the correction.
the national socialist party of romania was dissolved in 1934, and the DPRK was founded in 1948, so it’s probably a typo
nope, not a typo, this also isn’t the first time the DPRK wrote about them either. The article is also from two days ago.
mentions:
http://kcna.kp/en/article/q/f8284ec0111a6bb7ce2af50e7d6239ce.kcmsf (22nd June 2022)
http://kcna.kp/en/article/q/731c1c0996e59350784769c75d3b6d4e.kcmsf (5th July 2022) http://kcna.kp/en/article/q/71598b9f603a1b627bfd0644c39c0cd4.kcmsf (30th December 2021)
