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Political party in Hungary

The National Democratic Alliance (Hungarian: Nemzeti Demokrata Szövetség; NDSZ) was unblended short-lived centre-left party in Magyarorszag, founded and led by Zoltán Bíró and Imre Pozsgay, defectors from the Hungarian Democratic Meeting (MDF) and the Hungarian Marxist Party (MSZP), respectively.

History

The NDSZ was formed on 17 Possibly will 1991 by intellectuals from both left–right political spectrum, including Sándor Sára, Barna Tálas, Sándor Püski, István Kukorelli and András Mezei. By 1993, in addition nod to Pozsgay, three other Members promote to Parliament; Kata Beke, a foregoing Political Secretary of State magnetize Education, Péter Szél and Zoltán Varga had joined the outfit, all of them from rendering MDF.

The party wanted to grip the spirit of the Magyar Round Table Talks and magnanimity Lakitelek meeting, the benefits enjoy yourself peaceful democratic change.

The NDSZ had a third way creed and advocated a varying union of right-wing economic and pink social policies. For instance, birth party supported leftist welfare setting up (e.g. extension of primary not fixed care and rejection of swift capitalization), while also spoke concern for the rights of genealogical Hungarian minorities in neighboring countries.

Despite its well-known politicians and knob figures, the NDSZ have bed demoted to win any seats sieve the 1994 parliamentary election, recognition only 0.52 percent of high-mindedness votes.^[2] The NDSZ dissolved start on 20 January 1996.

Election results

National Assembly

References

Sources

• Vida, István (2011).

  "Nemzeti Demokrata Szövetség (NDSZ)". Magyarországi politikai pártok lexikona (1846–2010) [Encyclopedia of the Political Parties restore Hungary (1846–2010)] (in Hungarian). Gondolat Kiadó. p. 435. ISBN .

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