DDP

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DDP was a liberal political party in the Weimar Republic that advocated democratic reforms, civil liberties, and a parliamentary system in post–World War I Germany.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political party
advocated civil liberties
democratic reforms
parliamentary system
country Germany
dissolvedIn 1930
electoralBase educated professionals
urban middle class
foundedIn 1918
fullNameInGerman Deutsche Demokratische Partei
historicalContext Weimar Republic political system
ideology liberalism
social liberalism
language German
mergedInto German State Party
notableFor role in early Weimar coalition governments
operatedIn Weimar Republic
opposed authoritarianism
extremism from the left
extremism from the right
monarchism
participatedIn Reichstag elections
Weimar National Assembly
politicalPosition centre
centre-left
precededBy National Liberal Party
Progressive People's Party
region Germany
shortName DDP
supported Weimar Constitution
civil rights
individual rights
middle-class interests
parliamentary democracy
republican form of government
rule of law
separation of powers
timePeriod post–World War I

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