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| − | }}'''Par Dzimteni''' was a political [[party]] in [[Latvia]]. It was created | + | |orientation= |
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| + | '''Par Dzimteni''' was a political [[party]] in [[Latvia]]. It was created on 18 April 2009 by Latvians opposing takeover and disestablished on 5 November 2009 when it was renamed [[Kurzemes Kungu Klubs]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Establishment and Finland-Latvia war=== | ===Establishment and Finland-Latvia war=== | ||
| − | When Latvia was established, it received 1 000 | + | When Latvia was established, it received {{Gold|1 000}} and {{Currency|LVL|100 000}} in its national [[treasury]]. This attracted many [[Political takeover|takeover groups]] which were trying to loot Latvia. The real-life Latvians, realising they will not be able to co-operate with any another party, decided to establish their own. It was called "Par Dzimteni" (Latvian: ''For Motherland'') and the first party president was {{eLink|citizen|1279722|Maaris}}. |
| − | In the first | + | In the first [[Congress elections]], Par Dzimteni won 6 places in the Congress, insufficient for stopping the [[Political takeover|takeover]]. Most Congressmen from other parties left Latvia after the money was taken. Par Dzimteni supported Maaris' presidential campaign during first elections and he won by receiving more than 70% of votes. Only 36 people were candidates during the second congress elections, therefore every candidate got into the parliament uncontested. Par Dzimteni won 22 seats and had a majority in the Congress. |
| − | Maaris decided not to run for a second term so PDz supported [[Namejs]]. He was banned during the election but still he managed to | + | Maaris decided not to run for a second term so PDz supported [[Namejs]]. He was banned during the election but still, he managed to win. An [[impeachment]] was started in the Congress shortly after the elections ended. [[red-fox]] became the new president but was also banned a few days later, after [[Finland-Latvia War]] started. |
===Baby boom and NDP=== | ===Baby boom and NDP=== | ||
| − | + | During the May [[party elections]], the uncontested Janohito took over the party leadership. Because Latvia lost two regions ([[Latgale]] and [[Zemgale]]) during the war, only 20 candidates were elected during the following congress elections. 9 of them were PDz members. [[Red.Fox]], with his new profile, was elected country president. [[Kurzemes Karalis Kristaps]] was a reserve candidate (in case Red.Fox gets banned) and was supported by {{eLink|party|2446|Latvia Defense Party}} party. | |
| − | A | + | Kristaps Rudzis won the party president elections in June. A [[baby boom]] soon started in Latvia, due to several websites advertising the Finland-Latvia war. With help from [[PEACE]], Latvia regained the regions. A few days later [[Nacionāldemokrātu partija]] was established by several opponents of Red.Fox, including some former ministers. They managed to impeach Red.Fox. Because a lot of key members left PDz for NDP during the time, a lot of babyboomers voted for NDP during the congress elections. Par Dzimteni lost the election and received 13 places. |
===Decline=== | ===Decline=== | ||
| − | The following presidential election once again approved NDP's new status as the leading party of Latvia. Red.Fox lost the election to [[Nameisis]] and left the game altogether not long after getting re-elected party president. In August | + | The following presidential election once again approved NDP's new status as the leading party of Latvia. Red.Fox lost the election to [[Nameisis]] and left the game altogether not long after getting re-elected party president. In August, Congress elections PDz only won 1 seat in Congress (although the PDz-owned {{eLink|party|2446|Latvia Defense Party}} also scored one place and another PDz member ran from [[Visu Latvijai]]). Because of Red.Fox's absence, the party didn't propose a candidate for the presidential elections. |
===Brief renaissance=== | ===Brief renaissance=== | ||
| − | During September elections, the recently returning Kurzemes Karalis Kristaps became the new party president. Several NDP founding members unhappy with the party stagnating | + | During September elections, the recently returning Kurzemes Karalis Kristaps became the new party president. Several NDP founding members unhappy with the party stagnating decided to rejoin PDz. With better organisation than a month earlier, PDz managed to score 8 places in the congress elections and became the 3rd biggest fraction in congress. Although KKK lost the presidential elections, he became president after Nameisis' resignation and impeachment. October elections were less fortunate for PDz, they received only 3 places and were fourth. |
==Party presidents== | ==Party presidents== | ||
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| May 15, 2009 — June 15, 2009 | | May 15, 2009 — June 15, 2009 | ||
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| June 15, 2009 — July 15, 2009 | | June 15, 2009 — July 15, 2009 | ||
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Par Dzimteni was a political party in Latvia. It was created on 18 April 2009 by Latvians opposing takeover and disestablished on 5 November 2009 when it was renamed Kurzemes Kungu Klubs.
History
Establishment and Finland-Latvia war
When Latvia was established, it received 
1 000 GOLD and 
100 000 LVL in its national treasury. This attracted many takeover groups which were trying to loot Latvia. The real-life Latvians, realising they will not be able to co-operate with any another party, decided to establish their own. It was called "Par Dzimteni" (Latvian: For Motherland) and the first party president was Maaris.
In the first Congress elections, Par Dzimteni won 6 places in the Congress, insufficient for stopping the takeover. Most Congressmen from other parties left Latvia after the money was taken. Par Dzimteni supported Maaris' presidential campaign during first elections and he won by receiving more than 70% of votes. Only 36 people were candidates during the second congress elections, therefore every candidate got into the parliament uncontested. Par Dzimteni won 22 seats and had a majority in the Congress.
Maaris decided not to run for a second term so PDz supported Namejs. He was banned during the election but still, he managed to win. An impeachment was started in the Congress shortly after the elections ended. red-fox became the new president but was also banned a few days later, after Finland-Latvia War started.
Baby boom and NDP
During the May party elections, the uncontested Janohito took over the party leadership. Because Latvia lost two regions (Latgale and Zemgale) during the war, only 20 candidates were elected during the following congress elections. 9 of them were PDz members. Red.Fox, with his new profile, was elected country president. Kurzemes Karalis Kristaps was a reserve candidate (in case Red.Fox gets banned) and was supported by Latvia Defense Party party.
Kristaps Rudzis won the party president elections in June. A baby boom soon started in Latvia, due to several websites advertising the Finland-Latvia war. With help from PEACE, Latvia regained the regions. A few days later Nacionāldemokrātu partija was established by several opponents of Red.Fox, including some former ministers. They managed to impeach Red.Fox. Because a lot of key members left PDz for NDP during the time, a lot of babyboomers voted for NDP during the congress elections. Par Dzimteni lost the election and received 13 places.
Decline
The following presidential election once again approved NDP's new status as the leading party of Latvia. Red.Fox lost the election to Nameisis and left the game altogether not long after getting re-elected party president. In August, Congress elections PDz only won 1 seat in Congress (although the PDz-owned Latvia Defense Party also scored one place and another PDz member ran from Visu Latvijai). Because of Red.Fox's absence, the party didn't propose a candidate for the presidential elections.
Brief renaissance
During September elections, the recently returning Kurzemes Karalis Kristaps became the new party president. Several NDP founding members unhappy with the party stagnating decided to rejoin PDz. With better organisation than a month earlier, PDz managed to score 8 places in the congress elections and became the 3rd biggest fraction in congress. Although KKK lost the presidential elections, he became president after Nameisis' resignation and impeachment. October elections were less fortunate for PDz, they received only 3 places and were fourth.
Party presidents
| Term | Name |
|---|---|
| April 18, 2009 — May 15, 2009 | Maaris |
| May 15, 2009 — June 15, 2009 | Janohito |
| June 15, 2009 — July 15, 2009 | Kristaps Rudzis |
| July 15, 2009 — September 15, 2009 | Red.Fox |
| September 15, 2009 — November 5, 2009 | Kurzemes Karalis Kristaps |
Congress elections
| Month | Won seats | Place |
|---|---|---|
| April 2009 | 6/40 | 3rd |
| May 2009 | 22/36 | 1st |
| June 2009 | 9/20 | 1st |
| July 2009 | 13/40 | 2nd |
| August 2009 | 1/40 | 4th |
| September 2009 | 8/40 | 3rd |
| October 2009 | 3/40 | 4th |
Presidential candidates
| Month | Name | Place | % |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 2009 | Maaris | 1st | 71.03 |
| June 2009 | Namejs | 1st | 55.00 |
| July 2009 | Red.Fox | 1st | 47.83 |
| August 2009 | Red.Fox | 2nd | 28.47 |
| September 2009 | no candidate proposed | ||
| October 2009 | Kurzemes Karalis Kristaps | 2nd | 32.57 |
