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The '''1966 West Besmenian legislative election''' was held on October | The '''1966 West Besmenian legislative election''' was held on October 16, 1966 in the [[Besmenian Republic]]. It was the first free election in West Besmenia since 1921. | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
[[File:Horst Lommberg3.png|200px|thumb|left|Horst Lommberg at an election event in [[Flommstein]] on October 4, 1966.]] | [[File:Horst Lommberg3.png|200px|thumb|left|Horst Lommberg at an election event in [[Flommstein]] on October 4, 1966.]] | ||
After the [[West Besmenian Revolution]] and the victory of the revolutionaries, the democratization of West Besmenia began on June 9, 1966 after Rudolf Bötte (successor to [[Lars Schreim]]) proclaimed the Besmenian Republic and appointed himself president. After many political parties were founded in June 1966 after the 1922 prohibition of parties was repealed, Bötte announced free elections for October | After the [[West Besmenian Revolution]] and the victory of the revolutionaries, the democratization of West Besmenia began on June 9, 1966 after Rudolf Bötte (successor to [[Lars Schreim]]) proclaimed the Besmenian Republic and appointed himself president. After many political parties were founded in June 1966 after the 1922 prohibition of parties was repealed, Bötte announced free elections for October 16th. On July 16, Bötte resigned as president. Hermann Himmerlich became his successor. | ||
==Contesting parties== | ==Contesting parties== |
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The 1966 West Besmenian legislative election was held on October 16, 1966 in the Besmenian Republic. It was the first free election in West Besmenia since 1921.
Background
After the West Besmenian Revolution and the victory of the revolutionaries, the democratization of West Besmenia began on June 9, 1966 after Rudolf Bötte (successor to Lars Schreim) proclaimed the Besmenian Republic and appointed himself president. After many political parties were founded in June 1966 after the 1922 prohibition of parties was repealed, Bötte announced free elections for October 16th. On July 16, Bötte resigned as president. Hermann Himmerlich became his successor.