National Socialist Freedom Movement

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The National Socialist Freedom Movement was a short-lived far-right political party in Weimar Germany that served as a legal front for the banned Nazi Party in the mid-1920s.

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National Socialist Freedom Movement canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct political party
far-right political party
political party
associatedWith Adolf Hitler
Albrecht von Graefe
Erich Ludendorff
Reichstag faction of the Nazi Party
bannedOrOutlawed no
characterizedAs short-lived
country Germany
dissolved 1925
followedBy Nazi Party
founded 1924
ideology Nazism
far-right nationalism
völkisch nationalism
legalStatus legal during Nazi Party ban
mergedInto Nazi Party
operatedIn Weimar Republic
opposedTo Treaty of Versailles
Weimar democracy
linked to: Weimar Republic
originatedFrom ban on the Nazi Party after the Beer Hall Putsch
participatedIn Weimar Republic elections
politicalPosition far-right
politicalSystemContext Weimar Germany
linked to: Weimar Republic
precededBy Nazi Party
purpose maintain Nazi political activity during party ban
servedAs legal front for the Nazi Party
supported German nationalism
antisemitic policies
authoritarian government
timePeriod mid-1920s

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German federal election, December 1924 majorParty National Socialist Freedom Movement