Lysian Action
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| Leader | Hubert de la Batte |
| Founded | May 15, 1845 |
| Ideology | Monarchism Populism Anocracy Progressivism Corporate statism National syndicalism |
The Lysian Action (Lysian : Action Lysienne), is a Lysian monarchist party founded in 1845 by Victor de Lacarrole. The party considers itself as the heir of the ideas of Emperor Ambroise I of Lysia. However, after the defection of various nationalist elements from the socialist FTSL, took an increasingly populist stance to gather support from the left-leaning nationalists. It culminated with the creation of the Saint-Clair Circle (1904), a national-syndicalist political group inspired by various monarchist, nationalist and revolutionary syndicalist thinkers, as well as a selective reading of anarchist theorist Voltairine de Saint-Clair.
Nowadays, the AL occupies a significant position as the fifth biggest party. It is generally labelled as fascist, even though the party stricly denies these accusations, describing themselves as national-syndicalist or revolutionary nationalist.