Unified Lithuanian National Workers Movement (Lithuanian: Vieningasis Lietuvių Nacionaldarbininkų Sąjūdis, VLNDS) was a radical Neo-Nazi political party of Lithuania, not recognised as a legal Lithuanian political party by the Ministry of Justice.
In 2011 the party was dissolved and a new far-right political party Lithuanian National Union was established instead.
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