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The '''Christian Socialist Union''', abbreviated as '''CSU''', was a christian democratic and socialist party in the [[Tarperti Confederation]]. Founded in 1925 as an official split from the Conservative Democratic Party. It was in a coalition with the Communist Party until 1986. | The '''Christian Socialist Union''', abbreviated as '''CSU''', was a christian democratic and socialist party in the [[Tarperti Confederation]]. Founded in 1925 as an official split from the Conservative Democratic Party. It was in a coalition with the Communist Party until 1986. |
Revision as of 20:57, 22 November 2019
Christian Socialist Union Union Socialiste Chrétienne | |
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Abbreviation | CSU |
Founder | Margaret Whitehall |
Founded | 1925 |
Dissolved | 1992 |
Split from | Conservative Democratic Party of Tarper |
Succeeded by | Christian Democratic and Social Federation |
Newspaper | The National Courier |
Youth wing | Christian Socialist Youth |
Ideology | Christian Democracy Christian Socialism Christian Left |
Political position | Center-left to Left-wing |
Religion | Catholicism |
National affiliation | Vanguard Coalition (1925-1940) War & Reconstruction Assembly (1940-1950) People's Front (1950-1986) Anti-fascist Front (1990-1992) |
Colors | Blue |
Slogan | "For Tarper, For the Future" |
Party flag | |
The Christian Socialist Union, abbreviated as CSU, was a christian democratic and socialist party in the Tarperti Confederation. Founded in 1925 as an official split from the Conservative Democratic Party. It was in a coalition with the Communist Party until 1986.
It contested in the 1990 Tarperti federal election under the Anti-fascist Front. The party was dissolved in 1992 after the National Party of Tarper passed the Enabling Act which made it into the sole legal party.
History
Legacy
Election results
Election | Seats won | ± | Position | Leader | Government |
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1930 | 41 / 577
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4th | Margaret Whitehall | Vanguard Coalition | |
1940 | 52 / 647
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4th | Margaret Whitehall | War & Reconstruction Assembly | |
1950 | 24 / 402
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4th | Edith O'Donnell | People's Front | |
1960 | 50 / 521
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4th | Jeff Yorke | People's Front | |
1970 | 54 / 518
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4th | Thomas Gudmundsson | People's Front | |
1980 | 54 / 519
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4th | Jose McMillan | People's Front | |
1990 | 17 / 662
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4th | Wilhelm de la Garza | In opposition |