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==History== | ==History== | ||
===Origins=== | ===Origins=== | ||
The People's Front for Democracy and Justice has its origins with the Lemovician Cultural Alliance, established in 1974 by [[Eztebe Tolaregain]]. Established to promote the revitalization of the [[Lemovician people#Culture|culture]] of the [[Lemovician people]], the organization quickly came under the scrutiny of the provincial government and the national government, as the [[Narozalica|Narozalic]] government sought to maintain the dominance of the {{wp|Slavic people|Marolevic}} population in the region, particularly {{wp|Rusyn people|Narodyns}} and {{wp|Polish people|Miersans}} over the Lemovicians. (TBC) | The People's Front for Democracy and Justice has its origins with the Lemovician Cultural Alliance, established in 1974 by [[Eztebe Tolaregain]]. Established to promote the revitalization of the [[Lemovician people#Culture|culture]] of the [[Lemovician people]], the organization quickly came under the scrutiny of the provincial government and the national government, as the [[Narozalica|Narozalic]] government sought to maintain the dominance of the {{wp|Slavic people|Marolevic}} population in the region, particularly {{wp|Rusyn people|Narodyns}} and {{wp|Polish people|Miersans}} over the Lemovicians. | ||
During this period, members of the Lemovician Cultural Alliance began to be disillusioned with the Narozalic government under [[Vilem Gardos]], as Gardos maintained and instituted policies which prioritized Marolevic culture over Lemovician culture, while doing little for the good of the ethnic Lemovician population of what was then the Malomiersan Province. While they never officially professed {{wp|ethnic nationalism}}, most of its membership, including Tolaregain were sympathetic to the idea of ethnic nationalism, with Tolaregain saying in 1978 that "the influx of Miersans" into Lemovicia had "fatally weakened the Lemovician identity, and made it susceptible to colonization." | |||
By early 1979, the Lemovician Cultural Alliance was banned by the authorities, and it was forced to move underground, due to the suspicions of the authorities that they were promoting Lemovician separatism from Narozalica. At this point, it began openly advocating for Lemovician independence, seeing it as the only way that Lemovicians would be able to "revitalize their own culture" in the face of Marolevic colonialism. | |||
When the [[Sostava War]] broke out, tensions between the Miersan and Lemovician communities in Malomiersa began escalating, and by November 1979, Eztebe Tolaregain issued a unilateral declaration of independence after seizing power in [[Topagunea]] from the last Governor, (TBD). This led to the [[Lemovician War of Independence]], fought between the newly-renamed People's Front for Democracy and Justice, who was led by [[Saroi Garnica]], and the Narozalic government forces. | |||
By the end of December, the People's Front for Democracy and Justice effectively had control over the former province of Malomiersa, but by this point, Saroi Garnica was the de-facto leader of the organization. | |||
===Saroi Garnica's tenure=== | |||
By January 1980, [[Saroi Garnica]] became the leader of the People's Front for Democracy and Justice, and was selected by the party to be its nominee for the newly-established [[Presidency of Lemovicia|Presidency]]. As there were no other parties allowed to run under the [[Constitution of Lemovicia, 1979|Lemovician constitution]], Garnica would be elected the following month with 98.6% of the vote for the presidential elections, while the People's Front was elected to 106 of the 110 seats in the [[National Assembly (Lemovicia)|National Assembly]], with 86.3% of the vote. | |||
On 1 March, he succeeded [[Eztebe Tolaregain]] as President, becoming the first official President of the [[Lemovicia|Lemovician State]]. However, despite Garnica's military command, and him wielding substantial {{wp|de-facto}} power since his decision to support the People's Front for Democracy and Justice against the [[Narozalica|Narozalic government]], Garnica, although he proved to be an effective military commander, was an incompetent administrator. | |||
(TBC) | |||
==Ideology== | ==Ideology== | ||
Revision as of 18:19, 30 July 2020
People's Front for Democracy and Justice | |
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| File:HDJFlogo.png | |
| First leader | Eztebe Tolaregain |
| Final leader | Saroi Garnica |
| Founded | TBD |
| Banned | 18 September, 1992 |
| Headquarters | Topagunea, Lemovicia |
| Ideology | Ethnic nationalism |
| Political position | Right-wing politics |
| Colors | Green |
| National Assembly | 0 / 110
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The People's Front for Democracy and Justice (Lemovician: Хері Демокразієн ета Юстізіярен Фронтеа, Herri Demokraziaren eta Justiziaren Frontea), or the PFDJ (ХДЮФ, HDJF) was a political party which governed the State of Lemovicia from its independence from Narozalica in 1979 until the first multi-party elections in 1992.
Established in 1974 by Eztebe Tolaregain as the Lemovician Cultural Alliance (Lemovician: Мендідунен аліанца култура, Mendidunen Aliantza Kulturala), it initially advocated for the promotion of Lemovician culture and the Lemovician language. However, due to the pro-Marolevic policies pursued by Vilem Gardos, this organization faced heavy scrutiny. (TBC)
History
Origins
The People's Front for Democracy and Justice has its origins with the Lemovician Cultural Alliance, established in 1974 by Eztebe Tolaregain. Established to promote the revitalization of the culture of the Lemovician people, the organization quickly came under the scrutiny of the provincial government and the national government, as the Narozalic government sought to maintain the dominance of the Marolevic population in the region, particularly Narodyns and Miersans over the Lemovicians.
During this period, members of the Lemovician Cultural Alliance began to be disillusioned with the Narozalic government under Vilem Gardos, as Gardos maintained and instituted policies which prioritized Marolevic culture over Lemovician culture, while doing little for the good of the ethnic Lemovician population of what was then the Malomiersan Province. While they never officially professed ethnic nationalism, most of its membership, including Tolaregain were sympathetic to the idea of ethnic nationalism, with Tolaregain saying in 1978 that "the influx of Miersans" into Lemovicia had "fatally weakened the Lemovician identity, and made it susceptible to colonization."
By early 1979, the Lemovician Cultural Alliance was banned by the authorities, and it was forced to move underground, due to the suspicions of the authorities that they were promoting Lemovician separatism from Narozalica. At this point, it began openly advocating for Lemovician independence, seeing it as the only way that Lemovicians would be able to "revitalize their own culture" in the face of Marolevic colonialism.
When the Sostava War broke out, tensions between the Miersan and Lemovician communities in Malomiersa began escalating, and by November 1979, Eztebe Tolaregain issued a unilateral declaration of independence after seizing power in Topagunea from the last Governor, (TBD). This led to the Lemovician War of Independence, fought between the newly-renamed People's Front for Democracy and Justice, who was led by Saroi Garnica, and the Narozalic government forces.
By the end of December, the People's Front for Democracy and Justice effectively had control over the former province of Malomiersa, but by this point, Saroi Garnica was the de-facto leader of the organization.
Saroi Garnica's tenure
By January 1980, Saroi Garnica became the leader of the People's Front for Democracy and Justice, and was selected by the party to be its nominee for the newly-established Presidency. As there were no other parties allowed to run under the Lemovician constitution, Garnica would be elected the following month with 98.6% of the vote for the presidential elections, while the People's Front was elected to 106 of the 110 seats in the National Assembly, with 86.3% of the vote.
On 1 March, he succeeded Eztebe Tolaregain as President, becoming the first official President of the Lemovician State. However, despite Garnica's military command, and him wielding substantial de-facto power since his decision to support the People's Front for Democracy and Justice against the Narozalic government, Garnica, although he proved to be an effective military commander, was an incompetent administrator.
(TBC)
Ideology
The People's Front for Democracy and Justice was, first and foremost, ethnic nationalist, advocating for a sovereign "Lemovician state," and for the expulsion of all Miersans, Narodyns, and Savaders from Lemovicia, in order to establish an "Lemovician-majority state." A faction within the People's Front for Democracy and Justice also expressed iirredentist views, advocating for the annexation of Lemovician-majority areas in neighbouring Slirnia and Minilov into the Lemovician State.
While the party was predominantly right-wing, advocating for social conservatism, there were factions advocating for more liberal social policies, although these factions were never close to power for most of the history of the People's Front for Democracy and Justice.
Economically, they were sympathetic to the idea of economic protectionism to ensure that Lemovicians would be able to control "their own economy in their own land," but due to the Lemovician Civil War, few of their economic policies were able to be implemented.