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United Socialist Democratic Party Parti Démocrate Socialiste Uni Zjednoczona Partia Socjalistyczno Demokratyczna Partito Democratico Socialista Unito Forenede Socialistiske Demokratiske Parti Verenigde Socialistische Democratische Partij Vereinigte Sozialistische Demokratische Partei | |
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Abbreviation | USDP |
Founder | Charles Mark |
Founded | 1860 |
Dissolved | 1890 |
Preceded by | Far Left Group |
Succeeded by | Tarperti Section of the Socialist Party Several communist and socialist parties of former imperial states (All not legal successors) |
Newspaper | The Socialist Worker |
Trade union | Imperial Congress for Labour National Workers' Confederation |
Ideology | Socialism Marxism Federalism |
Political position | Left-wing |
National affiliation | Federalist Union (1880-1890) |
Colors | Red |
Slogan | "For Socialism in Our Lifetime" |
Anthem | The Internationale |
Party flag | |
The United Socialist Democratic Party, abbreviated as USDP and commonly referred to as the Socialists or Social Democrats, was a socialist and Marxist party present in the politics and National Imperial Congress of the Platesan Empire after the 1848 Revolution. Though the party never held the office of Imperator, it did manage to garner a large presence in the Imperial Congress during its thirty year existence.
The party is known for having produced various distinguished socialist and communist leaders of the late 19th and early 20th century. Among these leaders are; Ernesto Rivero, of Tarper, Guillame Lafayette, of Plamyadia, Gerard Landman, of Apostoli, and William Herrera, of La Madrepatria.