European Australian Movement

European Australian Movement
Abbreviation	EAM
Type	Neo-Nazi extremist organization
Purpose	Neo-Nazism Anti-immigration Ultranationalism White supremacy
Location	Australia Melbourne
Leader	Thomas Sewell
Affiliations	National Socialist Network

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The European Australian Movement (EAM) is an Australian neo-Nazi political organisation. The group is known for engaging in controversial public stunts. EAM was founded by Thomas Sewell, Australian neo-Nazi and leader of another group, National Socialist Network (NSN), that is linked with the EAM.

EAM has claimed that they are creating a network of "White Australians across every city, suburb and town who are against the systematic replacement and destruction of White Australians". EAM actively promote themselves as being a men's health club and have been sited boxing, lifting weights and exercising in public.