The RTV Map Tool, which is based on the Right-Wing Terrorism and Violence (RTV) dataset, contains information about all fatal right-wing incidents since 1990 (226 in total). The tool also contains information about all fatal and severe, but non-fatal, right-wing incidents since 2015 (1108 in total).
The RTV Map Tool allows you to select certain time periods, countries, regions, incident types, numbers and types of victims, perpetrator types and weapon types. Moreover, it allows you to make your own figures regarding levels of violence across time and space, as well as target groups and perpetrator types. All figures can be downloaded.
The RTV Map Tool is based on the RTV dataset, which documents right-wing terrorism and violence in 18 West European countries between 1990-2021. You may download the dataset free of charge on our website.
Check out the RTV Trend Reports for more information regarding attack frequencies, cross-national variation, targeting, perpetrators, and weapons, as well as several in-depth country case studies and selected topics.
An updated version of the RTV Dataset and the RTV Map Tool with data from 2022 will be released later this year.
We hope the map tool will generate increased awareness of one of the many challenges facing Europe today.
The RTV Map Tool is developed by C-REX scholars Charlotte Tandberg, Jacob Ravndal, Madeleine Thorstensen and Anders Jupskås in collaboration with the IT section at the University of Oslo. Please let us know if you have questions or comments to the RTV Map Tool.