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Nationale Bolschewistischepartei

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The Nationale Bolschewistischepartei Dundorf (The Dundorf National Bolshevik Party) was founded in 2335 in Dunburg,Dundorf as the Nationalsozialistische Arbeiterpartei, in the wake of the Deltarian political invasion of Dundorf, by Albrecht Eichmann with the stated goals of ending the Stalinistic dictatorship which was in effect within Dundorf and replace it by the will of the people with a free National Socialist society. The party gained much success in the elections from 2335 until 2367. After the elections of 2367 the party and it's leadership were forced into exile out of fear of being oppressed violently by the Stalinist forces, which had retaken the nation. Around the year 2390 the NSAP was considered to be defunct in Luthori From the ashes of the NSAP, the party was reformed by Ale

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The Nationale Bolschewistischepartei Dundorf (The Dundorf National Bolshevik Party) was founded in 2335 in Dunburg,Dundorf as the Nationalsozialistische Arbeiterpartei, in the wake of the Deltarian political invasion of Dundorf, by Albrecht Eichmann with the stated goals of ending the Stalinistic dictatorship which was in effect within Dundorf and replace it by the will of the people with a free National Socialist society. The party gained much success in the elections from 2335 until 2367. After the elections of 2367 the party and it's leadership were forced into exile out of fear of being oppressed violently by the Stalinist forces, which had retaken the nation. Around the year 2390 the NSAP was considered to be defunct in Luthori From the ashes of the NSAP, the party was reformed by Alexander Meinberg with the abandonment of National Socialist ideals to be replaced with the ideals of Imperialism and old guard conservatism and renamed the Dundorf Reichspartei. After the fall, and exile, of the Dundorf Reichspartei after the elections 2471 the organisation went into defunct status for the next 189 years until a distant grandson of Alexander Meinberg by the name of Heinrich Meinberg determined that it was time his family returned to the political scene of Dundorf, this time under his own views of National Bolshevism, thus founding the modern party.