establish the Alt-Right Corporation and the website AltRight.com, seen as a major effort to unite European and U.S. white identity figures. Friberg was a scheduled speaker at the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Virginia, which broke out in violence and lead to the deaths of one counter-protester and two law enforcement officers. Friberg blamed the violence on antifa counter-protesters and police. Views Friberg's beliefs include identitarianism, which opposes multiculturalism and migration, and ethnopluralism. His 2015 book, The Real Right Returns: A Handbook for the True Opposition, has been described as Friberg's "manifesto, and a handbook for alt-right activists". Private life Since 2014, Friberg has lived in Budapest, Hungary. He is married with two children. He has spent occasional time in prison for weapons and other offenses between 1995 to 2010. References Notes Bibliography External links Daniel Friberg at Arktos Media Living people 21st-century Swedish businesspeople Alt-right Alt-right writers Swedish publishers (people) University of Gothenburg alumni 1978 births New Right (Europe) Neo-fascists