National Patriotic Front (Moldova)

The National Patriotic Front (Moldova) (Romanian: Frontul Național Patriotic) was a political movement in Moldova, active primarily in the early 1990s. Its core ideology revolved around Romanian nationalism and unification of Moldova with Romania. The organization advocated for the abandonment of Moldovan language and Cyrillic alphabet in favor of Romanian and the Latin script.

The Front gained prominence amidst the growing nationalist fervor following the dissolution of the Soviet Union. However, its radical stance on unification and linguistic policies led to clashes with other political factions, particularly those representing minority groups and those advocating for Moldovan statehood.

The organization's activities and influence waned significantly throughout the 1990s as more moderate political forces gained ground. Details regarding the specific formal structure, membership numbers, and eventual dissolution of the Front are limited and often fragmented across various sources. Available information suggests that the Front was not a long-lasting or particularly influential political entity within the Moldovan political landscape.