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| leader1_name = [[Siegfried Höcker]] | | leader1_name = [[Siegfried Höcker]] | ||
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| foundation = 15 April | | foundation = 15 April 1918 | ||
| dissolved = 24 August 1922 | | dissolved = 24 August 1922 | ||
| split = [[Weranic Section of the Workers' International]] | | split = [[Weranic Section of the Workers' International]] | ||
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| colours = {{colorbox|#8B0000}} Red | | colours = {{colorbox|#8B0000}} Red | ||
| anthem = {{wp|Tomorrow Belongs to Me|Der morgige tag ist mein<br><small>Tomorrow Belongs to Me</small>}}<br>[[File:MediaPlayer.png|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= | | anthem = {{wp|Tomorrow Belongs to Me|Der morgige tag ist mein<br><small>Tomorrow Belongs to Me</small>}}<br>[[File:MediaPlayer.png|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgzmNQd2lrA|200px]] | ||
| flag = OSU Flag.png | | flag = OSU Flag.png | ||
| website = | | website = | ||
| country = Werania | | country = Werania | ||
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The '''Weranic Syndicalist Union''' ({{wp|German language|Weranian}}: ''Ostischer Syndikalistische Union'') was a {{Wp|national syndicalist}} political party in [[Werania]]. Founded and led by [[Siegfried Höcker]], the OSU was inspired by the works of the national syndicalist writer Theophilus Kellner. The OSU was founded in 1914 when it split off the [[Weranic Section of the Workers' International]] by its revolutionary-{{Wp|vanguardism|vanguardist}} faction who opposed the notion of a {{Wp|reformism|reformist}} direction towards {{wp|socialism}} that the OSAI had approved at its | The '''Weranic Syndicalist Union''' ({{wp|German language|Weranian}}: ''Ostischer Syndikalistische Union'') was a {{Wp|national syndicalist}} political party in [[Werania]]. Founded and led by [[Siegfried Höcker]], the OSU was inspired by the works of the national syndicalist writer Theophilus Kellner. The OSU was founded in 1914 when it split off the [[Weranic Section of the Workers' International]] by its revolutionary-{{Wp|vanguardism|vanguardist}} faction who opposed the notion of a {{Wp|reformism|reformist}} direction towards {{wp|socialism}} that the OSAI had approved at its 1918 congress in the wake of the [[Great Collapse]]. Although it was initially an orthodox-syndicalist outfit Höcker soon directed the OSU to adopt an increasingly nationalist direction, proclaiming to have formulated a "third way" between reformist socialism and capitalist democracy, claiming to be the heir of the Septemberist tradition in Weranic politics. | ||
Following its formation the OSU quickly grew in statue due to its revolutionary rhetoric and calls to overthrow the state. The formation of the ''Revolutionäre Kampfgruppen'' (Revolutionary Combat Troops) by the OSU saw the organisation take on a {{wp|paramilitary}} aspect, often clashing with the OSAI-affiliated [[Volksschutzfront]] and conservative [[Soldaten des Reichsbanners]]. The OSU would also position its appeal increasingly to the nationalist working class advocating the creation of a centralised dictatorship that would dismantle democracy, institute national syndicalism and purge the country both from "reactionaries" and the [[Yuri Nemtsov|Nemtsovite]] left. It was anti-[[Witterites|Witterite]] and anti-!Masonic, whilst being staunchly in favour of pan-Weranicism and {{Wp|lebensraum}}. | Following its formation the OSU quickly grew in statue due to its revolutionary rhetoric and calls to overthrow the state. The formation of the ''Revolutionäre Kampfgruppen'' (Revolutionary Combat Troops) by the OSU saw the organisation take on a {{wp|paramilitary}} aspect, often clashing with the OSAI-affiliated [[Volksschutzfront]] and conservative [[Soldaten des Reichsbanners]]. The OSU would also position its appeal increasingly to the nationalist working class advocating the creation of a centralised dictatorship that would dismantle democracy, institute national syndicalism and purge the country both from "reactionaries" and the [[Yuri Nemtsov|Nemtsovite]] left. It was anti-[[Witterites|Witterite]] and anti-!Masonic, whilst being staunchly in favour of pan-Weranicism and {{Wp|lebensraum}}. | ||
The OSU would gain votes at the | The OSU would gain votes at the 1918 elections, but would fail to become a major party. Despite its large membership its incredibly violent tactics alienated potential supporters alongside its hardline rhetoric. | ||
In the political inertia that followed the 1922 elections - wherein no political majority could be found for the Volkstag - the OSU attempted to perform a {{Wp|coup d'état}} based on their vanguardist ideology with Höcker mistakenly believing a large amount of the army would support his seizure of power. The army alongside paramilitaries were able to easily defeat the attempted coup, with Höcker being arrested and the OSU being banned. Its supporters who were not arrested would | In the political inertia that followed the 1922 elections - wherein no political majority could be found for the Volkstag - the OSU attempted to perform a {{Wp|coup d'état}} based on their vanguardist ideology with Höcker mistakenly believing a large amount of the army would support his seizure of power. The army alongside paramilitaries were able to easily defeat the attempted coup, with Höcker being arrested and the OSU being banned. Its supporters who were not arrested would later collaborate with [[Functionalist Gaullica]] during the [[Great War (Kylaris)|Great War]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Formation=== | ===Formation=== | ||
Revision as of 22:16, 5 April 2023
Weranic Syndicalist Union Ostischer Syndikalistische Union | |
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| Abbreviation | OSU |
| Führer-Chairman | Siegfried Höcker |
| Founded | 15 April 1918 |
| Dissolved | 24 August 1922 |
| Split from | Weranic Section of the Workers' International |
| Headquarters | Westbrucken |
| Youth wing | Syndicalist Youth |
| Armed wing | Revolutionäre Kampfgruppen |
| Membership | 800,000 (peak) |
| Ideology | National syndicalism Revolutionary nationalism Left-wing nationalism Anti-capitalism Anti-communism Vanguardism |
| Political position | Left wing |
| Colours | Red |
| Anthem | Der morgige tag ist mein Tomorrow Belongs to Me  |
| Party flag | |
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The Weranic Syndicalist Union (Weranian: Ostischer Syndikalistische Union) was a national syndicalist political party in Werania. Founded and led by Siegfried Höcker, the OSU was inspired by the works of the national syndicalist writer Theophilus Kellner. The OSU was founded in 1914 when it split off the Weranic Section of the Workers' International by its revolutionary-vanguardist faction who opposed the notion of a reformist direction towards socialism that the OSAI had approved at its 1918 congress in the wake of the Great Collapse. Although it was initially an orthodox-syndicalist outfit Höcker soon directed the OSU to adopt an increasingly nationalist direction, proclaiming to have formulated a "third way" between reformist socialism and capitalist democracy, claiming to be the heir of the Septemberist tradition in Weranic politics.
Following its formation the OSU quickly grew in statue due to its revolutionary rhetoric and calls to overthrow the state. The formation of the Revolutionäre Kampfgruppen (Revolutionary Combat Troops) by the OSU saw the organisation take on a paramilitary aspect, often clashing with the OSAI-affiliated Volksschutzfront and conservative Soldaten des Reichsbanners. The OSU would also position its appeal increasingly to the nationalist working class advocating the creation of a centralised dictatorship that would dismantle democracy, institute national syndicalism and purge the country both from "reactionaries" and the Nemtsovite left. It was anti-Witterite and anti-!Masonic, whilst being staunchly in favour of pan-Weranicism and lebensraum.
The OSU would gain votes at the 1918 elections, but would fail to become a major party. Despite its large membership its incredibly violent tactics alienated potential supporters alongside its hardline rhetoric.
In the political inertia that followed the 1922 elections - wherein no political majority could be found for the Volkstag - the OSU attempted to perform a coup d'état based on their vanguardist ideology with Höcker mistakenly believing a large amount of the army would support his seizure of power. The army alongside paramilitaries were able to easily defeat the attempted coup, with Höcker being arrested and the OSU being banned. Its supporters who were not arrested would later collaborate with Functionalist Gaullica during the Great War.