Venstres Ungdom

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Venstre, or the Left in English, was founded in 1870 under the name Det Forenede Venstre (The United Left). It was formed through the merger of three parliamentary factions, all of whom had identified as leftist in the context of the time. From 1895-1910 it was known as Venstrereformpartiet (Left Reform Party), and after that as Venstre. Venstre was traditionally a party of the landed interests, especially in the countryside. It also represented much of the rural population. After the 1960s it was re ...

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Venstre Denmark, Venstre Denmark - History, Venstre Denmark - Origin of the name, Venstre Denmark - Youth wing, Venstre Denmark - Literature

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Venstre, or the Left in English, was founded in 1870 under the name Det Forenede Venstre (The United Left). It was formed through the merger of three parliamentary factions (whom all had identified themselves as leftist in the then context). From 1895-1910 it was known as Venstrereformpartiet (Left Reform Party), and after that as Venstre. Venstre was traditionally a party of the landed interests, especially in the countryside. It also represented much of the rural population. After the 1960s it was re ...

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Venstre Denmark, Venstre Denmark - History, Venstre Denmark - Origin of the name, Venstre Denmark - Youth wing

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