Spasimo eSrbiju

This is a historical party, for succeeding party: [[Sacuvajmo eSrbiju]]

Spasimo eSrbiju

General Information Country  Serbia Abbreviation SeS Website SeS sajt Newspaper SeS Bilten Organization Informativna Agencija SeS-a Forum SeS forum Colors Red, Blue & White Founded 17th March 2009. Dissolved April 2009.

Political President Dejan Z. Djordjevic Members 65 Congress Occupancy 0 /40 seats, 0% Succeeds Radikalna Stranka Succeeded By [[Sacuvajmo eSrbiju]] Orientation Center-Left Ideology Libertarian

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Goals

The primary goal of Spasimo eSrbiju was to free Serbia from it's opressors, even it's name says it "Save eSerbia".

The secondary goal was to promote a people's economy paired with as little government as possible.

History

Radikalna Stranka was founded on 16th February 2009., the day Rd_Carl took office. It was formed from eSerbia. Radikalna Stranka changed name into Spasimo eSrbiju when Dejan Z. Djordjevic came to presidency of the party in March 2009.

Party Presidents

President Name	Began Term	Ended Term
Rd_CaRL	16th February 2009	15th March 2009
Dejan Z. Djordjevic	16th March 2009	15th April 2009

Party Dissolved

After Bulgaria, by mutual agreement, occupied two remaining Serbian regions, all Serbian parties were transfered to Bulgaria and stayed there. As soon as Serbian first region was liberated Sacuvajmo eSrbiju was founded as the first party in "new" Serbia.