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===Background=== | ===Background=== | ||
The BRP was formed in 1957 when the right-wing party wing split from the [[Besmenian Conservative Party]]. The background was an internal party struggle between politicians from the centre-right and the right-wing wing of the BKP. After the centre-right politician [[Jakob Richtig]] was elected the new party chairman at the BKP party conference in March 1957, politicians from the right-wing wing left the party. The Besmenian Republican Party was founded on May 4, 1957 during a closed meeting of about 100 members, many of whom were former BKP members, in [[Sankt Butz]]. | The BRP was formed in 1957 when the right-wing party wing split from the [[Besmenian Conservative Party]]. The background was an internal party struggle between politicians from the centre-right and the right-wing wing of the BKP. After the centre-right politician [[Jakob Richtig]] was elected the new party chairman at the BKP party conference in March 1957, politicians from the right-wing wing left the party. The Besmenian Republican Party was founded on May 4, 1957 during a closed meeting of about 100 members, many of whom were former BKP members, in [[Sankt Butz]]. | ||
===1957-1972=== | ===1957-1972=== | ||
===BVP-BRP government coalition (1972-1980)=== | ===BVP-BRP government coalition (1972-1980)=== | ||
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==Political position== | |||
The BRP was a party at the right-wing populist end of the political spectrum. The BRP was primarily against communism as well as socialism and direct democracy and was committed to cooperation with the fascist [[Besmenian Empire|West Besmenia]] before the [[Besmenian reunification]]. With the entry of numerous former [[Besmenian National Union|BNU]] politicians, there was a slight emergence of [[Ochsenbeinism]] as a political strand of the party in the late 1960s. | |||
==Election results== | ==Election results== | ||
[[Category: Besmenia]] | [[Category: Besmenia]] | ||
Revision as of 15:46, 18 July 2022
Besmenian Republican Party Besmenische Republikanische Partei | |
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 Last logo used from 1984 to 1989 | |
| Abbreviation | BRP |
| Founded | 4 May 1957 |
| Dissolved | 10 July 1990 |
| Split from | BKP |
| Merged into | NBP |
| Ideology | Besmenian nationalism Soft-Ochsenbeinism National conservatism Social conservatism Right-wing populism Anti-immigration |
| Political position | Right-wing to far-right |
The Besmenian Republican Party (Besmenian: Besmenische Republikanische Partei, BRP) was a right-wing and national-conservative political party in Besmenia, which existed from 1957 to 1990.
History
Background
The BRP was formed in 1957 when the right-wing party wing split from the Besmenian Conservative Party. The background was an internal party struggle between politicians from the centre-right and the right-wing wing of the BKP. After the centre-right politician Jakob Richtig was elected the new party chairman at the BKP party conference in March 1957, politicians from the right-wing wing left the party. The Besmenian Republican Party was founded on May 4, 1957 during a closed meeting of about 100 members, many of whom were former BKP members, in Sankt Butz.
1957-1972
BVP-BRP government coalition (1972-1980)
1980-1990
Chairmans of the BRP
| Leader | Year | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Reinhard Heide | 1957–1970 |
| 2 | Konrad Berger | 1970–1982 |
| 3 | Helmut Schwarzberg | 1982–1989 |
| 4 | Alexander von Wiest | 1989–1990 |
Political position
The BRP was a party at the right-wing populist end of the political spectrum. The BRP was primarily against communism as well as socialism and direct democracy and was committed to cooperation with the fascist West Besmenia before the Besmenian reunification. With the entry of numerous former BNU politicians, there was a slight emergence of Ochsenbeinism as a political strand of the party in the late 1960s.