 In the 1980s, Polish nationalist organizations with both pro- and anti-government stances started to emerge.Following the collapse of a communist system in the country, the far-right ideology became visible.The pan-Slavic and neopagan Polish National Union (PWN-PSN) political party at its peak was one of the larger groups active in the early 1990s, numbering then some 4,000 members and making international headlines for its anti-Semitism and anti-Catholicism.