Russian Fascist Party

Russian Fascist Party
Abbreviation	RFP
Leader	Konstantin Rodzaevsky (Amur) Mikhail Matkovsky (Magadan)
Founded	1931
Youth wing	Fascist Union of Youth, Union of Young Fascists – Vanguard, Union of Fascist Little Ones
Ideology	Main: Russian nationalism Russian irredentism Clerical Fascism (Amur) Corporatism (Magadan) Factions: Stratocracy (Amur) Dominant-Party Democracy (Magadan)
Political position(s)	Right-Wing to Far-right
Color(s)	Black, yellow and white

The flag of the Russian Fascist Party (Amur).

The Russian Fascist Party (RFP) (Russian: Российская фашистская партия), sometimes called the All-Russian Fascist Party, is a far-right political party in the Russian Far East. It is split between the warlord states of Amur and Magadan, with the one in Amur being led by the Clerical Fascist Konstantin Rodzaevsky and the one in Magadan being led by Corporatist Mikhail Matkovsky, both claiming to be the "true heir of Harbin."

If Magadan prevails over Amur and the other Russian Far East warlords, Matkovsky will rebrand the party Russian National Labor Party (Russian: Российская национальная трудовая партия, Rossiyskaya natsional'naya trudovaya partiya) and nominally abandon fascism.