- the Reichstag. The
Rural People's
Movement ran its own
newspaper "Das
Landvolk"
which was
edited by
Bruno von Salomon, the
brother of
Ernst von Salomon...
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parties representing special interests,
including the
Economic Party,
Landvolk Party, and
Revaluation Party. With a
strong left-wing and the splintered...
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increased its
share in 1930 to a
party high of 19
seats as part of a
Deutsches Landvolk group that
captured 26
seats and
included the Hanoverians, the Conservative...
- The
Saxon Peasants (German: Sächsisches
Landvolk) was a
political party in
Weimar Germany. The
party first contested national elections in 1928, winning...
- of the Völkisch
politician Reinhold Wulle and the
Deutsche Bauern- und
Landvolk Partei. Its
manifesto was in
large parts aut****d by Hans
Zehrer (1899–1966)...
-
Akadeemia Toimetised 5: 117–24; Beyer, Jürgen (2007). Ist
maarahvas ('
Landvolk'), die alte
Selbstbezeichnung der Esten, eine Lehnübersetzung? Eine Studie...
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positions for the **** government,
including Gauamtsleiter of the
Lower Danube Landvolk, head of the Landesernährungsamt
Donauland (regional Food Office) and an...
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September 2014.
Retrieved 26
January 2015. Wochenblatt, dem
Unterricht des
Landvolks gewidmet,
Colmar 1792 [1]
Archived 30 June 2017 at the
Wayback Machine...
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Abbreviation %
seats SPD 34,3% 33 DVP 13,5% 13 KPD 12,8% 12 WP 11,3% 11 DNVP 8,1% 8 Sächsisches
Landvolk 5,2% 5
NSDAP 5,0% 5 DDP 4,3% 4 VRP 2,6% 3 ASPS 1,5% 2...
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contested the 1930 and 1932
Reichstag elections under the name
Deutsches Landvolk (German
Rural Folk).
Christian Social People's
Service Christlich-Sozialer...
