Besmenian Republican Party

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Besmenian Republican Party

Besmenische Republikanische Partei
AbbreviationBRP
Founded4 May 1957
Dissolved10 July 1990
Split fromBKP
Merged intoNBP
IdeologyBesmenian nationalism
Ochsenbeinism
National conservatism
Social conservatism
Right-wing populism
Anti-immigration

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

Election results