...The Social Democratic Party of Germany (Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands — SPD) is Germany's oldest political party. The party governed at the federal level in a grand coalition with the Christian Democratic Union and the Christian Social Union from 2005 until October 27, 2009. It conceded defeat in the federal election of September 2009, with its share of votes having dropped from 34.2% to 23%, compared to 2005, and became the largest opposition party represented in the Bundestag. The party participates in seven state governments, of which five are governed by SPD minister-presidents. The SPD is a member party of the Party of European Socialists and the Socialist International. Read full entry
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The Social Democratic Party of What were their missions and
goals?
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To not get arrested. It's called lowered expectations. |
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Politicians of the Social need info on them around the
time of world war ll. What
they wanted to do in germany?
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post your question on the German yahoo site, those ppl are very smart and will tell you all about it! |
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Question about Germany's How did the SPD stay alive
when they were under the name
"SOPADE" in exile during WII?
How did they survive as a
party to come back into power
in 1945 if they were rounded
up by the National Socialist
German Workers' Party?
How come it took until 1969
(24 years) for them to have a
Chancellor of the SPD party?
Was that because the
population of the party was
diminished by the aftermath of
the war?
Or was West Germany in
opposition to the elements of
the same party that became the
SED in East Germany?
I know what the SPD is, I just
wanted to know more
information about the impact
of WWII Germany on the party.
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No and no.. actually they where re-founded with new people and the SOPADE was only the leadership circle, that was "rescued" And they were not elected for so long bc people were very statisfied with the results the CDU was accomplishing. at the first election, yes.... maybe.. you wont find someone who can answer that turely on the in internet, wrong generation ;) |
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