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The '''Radical Liberals''' ({{wp|Irish language|Ghaillish}}: ''Liobrálaithe Radacachah'') was a political party in [[Caldia]] from 1906 to 1934. It was established following a split from the [[Caldish Democrats]]. The party supported {{wp|liberalism}} and | The '''Radical Liberals''' ({{wp|Irish language|Ghaillish}}: ''Liobrálaithe Radacachah'') was a political party in [[Caldia]] from 1906 to 1934. It was established following a split from the [[Caldish Democrats]]. The party supported {{wp|liberalism}} and {{wp|Isolationism|isolationism}}. It was outlawed in 1934 during the [[Occupation of Caldia]] for its association with anti-occupation insurgent groups. | ||
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Radical Liberals Liobrálaithe Radacachah | |
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| Founded | 1906 |
| Dissolved | 1934 |
| Split from | Caldish Democrats |
| Succeeded by | Liberty Party (Indirect) |
| Ideology | Liberalism |
The Radical Liberals (Ghaillish: Liobrálaithe Radacachah) was a political party in Caldia from 1906 to 1934. It was established following a split from the Caldish Democrats. The party supported liberalism and isolationism. It was outlawed in 1934 during the Occupation of Caldia for its association with anti-occupation insurgent groups.