Talk:Federation of Independents

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The party did seek its voters in the pan-germanic movement and former nazi sympathisers who could vote again, but the program of the party itself was independent nationalist and opposed any form of dictatorship, based on private property, republican democracy, and opposition to nationalization of industry. Intangible 01:27, 2 July 2006 (UTC)

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