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The '''Free Besmenian Citizen's Party''' (Besmenian: Freie Besmenische Bürgerpartei, '''FBBP''') is a liberal party in [[Besmenia]].
The '''Free Besmenian Citizen's Party''' (Besmenian: Freie Besmenische Bürgerpartei, '''FBBP''') is a liberal party in [[Besmenia]].


The FBBP was founded in 1930 under the name ''Free Liberals of Besmenia'', after the [[Besmenian Democratic Party]] and the [[Besmenian Freedom Party]] merged into a common party. As early as the [[1928 East Besmenian federal election]], both parties stood for election as a party alliance under the name ''Free Liberals of Besmenia's''. In 1940 it was renamed to ''Free Besmenian Citzen's Party''. While the FBBP pursued a right-wing liberal and libertarian policy from its foundation until the mid-1960s, the transformation into a more centric-liberal party began in 1964 under the party leader [[Jürgen Rothmann]]. Between 1964 and 1993 the party had the suffix '' The Liberals ''.The party is one of the two major contemporary political parties in Besmenia along with the [[Besmenian People's Party]]. The FBBP has been represented in the [[Federal Chamber]] since 1930.
The FBBP was founded in 1930 under the name ''Free Liberals of Besmenia'', after the [[Besmenian Democratic Party]] and the [[Besmenian Freedom Party]] merged into a common party. As early as the [[1928 East Besmenian federal election]], both parties stood for election as a party alliance under the name ''Free Liberals of Besmenia''. In 1940 it was renamed to ''Free Besmenian Citzen's Party''. While the FBBP pursued a right-wing liberal and libertarian policy from its foundation until the mid-1960s, the transformation into a more centric-liberal party began in 1964 under the party leader [[Jürgen Rothmann]]. From 1964 to 1993 and again since 2020, the party has the suffix '' The Liberals ''.The party is one of the two major contemporary political parties in Besmenia along with the [[Besmenian People's Party]]. The FBBP has been represented in the [[Federal Chamber]] since 1930.
==History==
==History==
===Founding period===
===Founding period===

Revision as of 14:42, 24 September 2021

Free Besmenian Citizen's Party

Freie Besmenische Bürgerpartei
LeaderManuel Gonnsheim
Founded28 May 1930 (as Free Liberals of Besmenia)
HeadquartersHeraldsteinstraße 76, Laitstadt
Think tankAlbrecht Neumann Foundation
Ideology
Colors  Yellow
Federal Chamber
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The Free Besmenian Citizen's Party (Besmenian: Freie Besmenische Bürgerpartei, FBBP) is a liberal party in Besmenia.

The FBBP was founded in 1930 under the name Free Liberals of Besmenia, after the Besmenian Democratic Party and the Besmenian Freedom Party merged into a common party. As early as the 1928 East Besmenian federal election, both parties stood for election as a party alliance under the name Free Liberals of Besmenia. In 1940 it was renamed to Free Besmenian Citzen's Party. While the FBBP pursued a right-wing liberal and libertarian policy from its foundation until the mid-1960s, the transformation into a more centric-liberal party began in 1964 under the party leader Jürgen Rothmann. From 1964 to 1993 and again since 2020, the party has the suffix The Liberals .The party is one of the two major contemporary political parties in Besmenia along with the Besmenian People's Party. The FBBP has been represented in the Federal Chamber since 1930.

History

Founding period

1930-1945

Neumann leadership (1945-1959)

(1959-1964)

Rothmann leadership (1964-1980)

Beiter leadership (1980-1991)

1991-1999

Kummstein leadership (1999-2016)

Since 2016

Leaders of the FBBP since 1925

Portrait Name
(Birth–Death)
Term of office Tenure
(Years and days)
State Prime Minister
1 File:Jürgen Keiner.jpg
Jürgen Keiner
(1881–1974)
28 May
1930
15 March
1932
1 year, 292 days North Lemberland Heinz Dimmler
2 Anton Zimmermann.jpg
Anton Zimmermann
(1879–1958)
15 March
1932
1 June
1936
4 years, 78 days Lower Besmenia Heinz Dimmler
3 File:Siegfried Kemmerich.jpg
Siegfried Kemmerich
(1886–1979)
1 June
1936
9 February
1945
8 years, 253 days Laitstadt Heinz Dimmler
Friedrich Bock
Albrecht Neumann
4 Bundesarchiv B 145 Bild-F078072-0004, Konrad Adenauer.jpg
Albrecht Neumann
(1878–1969)
9 February
1945
18 February
1959
14 years, 9 days North Lemberland Himself
Günther Brecht
5 File:Jakob Heckerfeld.jpg
Jakob Heckerfeld
(1904–1990)
18 February
1959
6 March
1964
5 years, 17 days Trissia Günther Brecht
Wolfgang Butz
6 Jürgen Rothmann.png
Jürgen Rothmann
(1920–2004)
6 March
1964
22 March
1980
16 years, 16 days Summingia Wolfgang Butz
Johannes Schmidt
Robert Gleitzmann
7 Martin Beiter.jpg
Martin Beiter
(1945–1991)
22 March
1980
5 February
1991 †
10 years, 320 days Trissia Robert Gleitzmann
Himself
8 Bundesarchiv B 145 Bild-F078542-0022, Wiesbaden, CDU-Bundesparteitag, Albrecht (cropped).jpg
Heinz Maurich
(1941–)
5 February
1991
5 November
1999
8 years, 273 days Greuningia Kurt Stöger
Erik Tautenbach
9 Laura Bush portrait.jpg
Laura Kummstein
(1950–)
5 November
1999
14 May
2016
16 years, 191 days Laitstadt Erik Tautenbach
Herself
Theodor Sidemann
10 Frank Hille.png
Frank Hille
(1962–)
14 May
2016
25 April
2021
4 years, 346 days Trissia Theodor Sidemann
11 File:Manuel Gonnsheim.png
Manuel Gonnsheim
(1959–)
25 April
2021
Incumbent 3 years, 213 days Metakumburg Theodor Sidemann
Richard Benkel

Logos since 1925