Nordicdays 2025: A Celebration of Nordic Unity and Patriotism

Last weekend, Nordic patriots gathered in the heart of Dalarna to celebrate The Nordicdays, a family, cultural, and community event. Organized by Nest 5, the gathering marked a significant year for the Nordic Resistance Movement, strengthening bonds among members and attracting new, nationalists. Less than a year after Nordicdays 2024 and the U.S. declared a "terror classification" against one of the world’s most active nationalist groups, the event moved earlier to late spring and was extended over two days, including official programs. The main celebration continued until Sunday. A key moment was leader Fredrik Vejdeland’s speech, honoring Swedes and Nordics on Sweden’s National Day. The event underlined a deep sense of national pride and unity, showcasing the movement’s resilience despite external pressures. It was a powerful display of dedication to their cause, emphasizing the importance of cultural and national identity in challenging times.

Nordicdays Second Day: Celebrating Patriotism, Competition, and European Unity

The family event Nordendagarnas second day featured a mix of competitions, lectures, award ceremonies, exquisite meals, and top-notch entertainment. A speech by Russleman, who was unable to attend, was delivered by a compatriot and criticized globalist and anti-national ideologies, as well as the conservative movement and kosher nationalism. Vera Oredsson emphasized the importance of national socialist engagement at the local level. The “Nordman of the Year” contest included team events such as obstacle races, tug-of-war, and rugby. The final was decided in burpees and tire sprints, with a winner who managed to complete six laps in five minutes. The evening concluded with Isabel Peralta’s radical speech on Europe’s struggle and honor, along with award presentations, greetings, and entertainment. The day was characterized by community, patriotism, and a desire to preserve culture and identity.

Isabell Peralta’s speech on Saturday evening was perhaps the most poetic of the weekend’s celebration. Uncompromising and radical it embodied National Socialism and earned loud applause. She depicted a besieged Paris foreshadowing “the destruction of all that was once good” across Europe, while others watch through their phones. She questioned how “a generation of eunuchs” can deny future generations what rightfully belongs to them through blood and soil. She reminded us that Europe does not only belong to us; our maps are drawn with the blood of those who fought for the homeland. She cited Charles XII’s words: “I never start an unjust war, and I never end a just one without defeating my enemies,” and Berlin’s “Kapitulieren? Nein!” If Europe must die we will go with her. The enemy that destroyed Rome and destabilized Spain now holds us in its grip through economic power, denying our instinct to survive. As long as we resist, no bullet will stop us. Europe must live — standing, unwavering and resolute. Heil!