Revolutionary Committee for Reform

Revolutionary Committee for Reform Comité Révolutionnaire pour la Réforme
Abbreviation	CRR
Chairman	Ulysse Cohen (11 April 1968 - 23 August 1983)
Deputy Chairman	Thibault Cottin (04 May 1969 - 23 August 1983)
Founded	11 April 1968 (1968-04-11)
Dissolved	23 August 1983 (1983-08-23)
Headquarters	Fort-Anfree, Gagium
Newspaper	Unir!
Student wing	Revolutionary Student Union
Youth wing	Revolutionary Scouts
Membership	Fewer than 1,000 (1969) 17.1 million (1983)
Ideology	Communism Blivenist-Hoevenism
Political position	Far-left Authoritarian
Colours	Red
Seats in the Gagian Assembly (at dissolution)	302 / 335

The Revolutionary Committee for Reform (Gagian: Comité Révolutionnaire pour la Réforme) was a major political party in Gagium that took control of the nation prior to the Third Great War. Founded by Ulysse Cohen, a former Brigadier-General of the Gagian Army, the Revolutionary Committee's first victory came in 1971 as it won the 1971 Gagian Assembly Election. Shortly after, Cohen was elected as Prime Minister. By 1973, the party had also seized control of the Chamber of Representatives, electing party deputy chairman Thibault Cottin as President of Gagium. The party held political control of Gagium through the Third Great War until the assassination of Cohen and Cottin in 1983.