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'''Patriotische Partei (Deutschlands) (PPD)''' - German for ''Patriotic Party (of Germany)'' - is a german center-right party. The party was created after a take-over of the far-right [[Nationale Partei]] (''National Party'') in August 2009. It quickly became one of the most important German parties. After the polish conquest of whole Germany during the [[World War IV]] the party was lost but was reestablished soon after liberation.
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'''Patriotische Partei (Deutschlands) (PPD)''' - German for ''Patriotic Party (of Germany)'' - is a {{CountryLink|Germany|German}} center-right party. The party was created after a take-over of the far-right '''Nationale Partei''' (''National Party'') in August 2009. It quickly became one of the most important German parties. After the polish conquest of whole Germany during the [[World War IV]] the party was lost but was reestablished soon after liberation.
  
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The official newspaper is called ''Der Patriot'' and currently has 195 subscribors.
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In October 2010 PPD merged with [[Liberaldemokratische Partei]] and new party has been born - [[Patriotische und Liberale Stimme eDeutschland|PuLSeD]].
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The official newspaper was called ''Der Patriot''.
  
 
==Statistics==
 
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! Number of congressmen
 
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| 2009 || August || [[Letnix]]<sup>(1)</sup> || 1st || [[German_Bundestag_August_2009|11]] / 40<sup>(2)</sup>
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| 2009 || August || [[Letnix]]<sup>(1)</sup> || 1st || [[Bundestag_2009#August_2009|11]] / 40<sup>(2)</sup>
 
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| 2009 || September || [[Letnix]] || 2nd || [[German_Bundestag_September_2009|12]] / 40<sup>(3)</sup>
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| 2009 || September || [[Letnix]] || 2nd || [[Bundestag_2009#September_2009|12]] / 40<sup>(3)</sup>
 
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| 2009 || October || [[Hargur]] || 1st || [[German_Bundestag_October_2009|5]] / 40
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| 2009 || October || Hargur || 1st || [[Bundestag_2009#October_2009|5]] / 40
 
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| 2009 || November || [[WillRiker]] || 1st || [[German_Bundestag_November_2009|9]] / 40
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| 2009 || November || [[WillRiker]] || 1st || [[Bundestag_2009#November_2009|9]] / 40
 
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| 2009 || December || [[WillRiker]] || 2nd || [[German_Bundestag_December_2009|9]] / 40
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| 2009 || December || [[WillRiker]] || 2nd || [[Bundestag_2009#December_2009|9]] / 40
 
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| 2010 || January || ---<sup>(4)</sup> || ---<sup>(4)</sup> || ---<sup>(4)</sup>
 
| 2010 || January || ---<sup>(4)</sup> || ---<sup>(4)</sup> || ---<sup>(4)</sup>
 
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| 2010 || February || [[Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg]] || 1st || [[German Bundestag February 2010|5]] / 20
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| 2010 || February || {{eLink|citizen|1875090|Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg}} || 1st || [[Bundestag 2010#February 2010|5]] / 20
 
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| 2010 || March || [[Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg]] || 2nd || [[German Bundestag March 2010|6]] / 40
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| 2010 || March || {{eLink|citizen|1875090|Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg}} || 2nd || [[Bundestag 2010#March 2010|6]] / 40
 
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| 2010 || April || [[Heinrich Von Braun]] || 1st || [[German Bundestag April 2010|11]] / 40
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| 2010 || April || {{eLink|citizen|2039219|Heinrich Von Braun}} || 1st || [[Bundestag 2010#April 2010|11]] / 40
 
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| 2010 || May || [[le_enfant_terible]] || 1st || [[German Bundestag May 2010|6]] / 42
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| 2010 || May || {{eLink|citizen|2520821|le_enfant_terible}} || 1st || [[Bundestag 2010#May 2010|6]] / 42
 
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| 2010 || June || [[Michael Kalehne]] || 1st || [[German Bundestag June 2010|7]] / 40
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| 2010 || June || {{eLink|citizen|3183686|Michael Kalehne}} || 1st || [[Bundestag 2010#June 2010|7]] / 40
 
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| 2010 || July || [[DeathmanRSF]] || 1st || [[German Bundestag July 2010|3]] / 40
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| 2010 || July || {{eLink|citizen|2657148|DeathmanRSF}} || 1st || [[Bundestag 2010#July 2010|3]] / 40
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| 2010 || August || {{eLink|citizen|2657148|DeathmanRSF}} || 2nd || [[Bundestag 2010#August 2010|3]] / 40
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| 2010 || September || {{eLink|profile|1545024|Ban Danna}} || 1st || [[Bundestag 2010#September 2010|7]] / 40
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| 2010 || October || [[Otis84]] || 1st ||
 
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*<sup>(1)</sup>While his first mandate Letnix quit his presidency to move abroad. Meanwhile he was replaced by {{eLink|citizen|1391285|Frank811}}.
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*<sup>(1)</sup>While his first mandate Letnix quitted his presidentship to move abroad. Meanwhile he was replaced by [[Frank811]].
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*<sup>(2)</sup>Vernichter joined PPD immediately after the election, so that the party formally had 12 congressmen.
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*<sup>(2)</sup>user [[Vernichter]] joined PPD immediately after the election, so that the party formally had 12 congressmen.
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*<sup>(3)</sup>Because of eRepublik bugs the party had one congressmen less than it should have.
 
*<sup>(3)</sup>Because of eRepublik bugs the party had one congressmen less than it should have.
 
*<sup>(4)</sup>Germany was conquered by Poland for a few days so all parties became polish. For the January congress election there were two "unity-parties". Re-establishing of the old parties began in February.
 
*<sup>(4)</sup>Germany was conquered by Poland for a few days so all parties became polish. For the January congress election there were two "unity-parties". Re-establishing of the old parties began in February.
  
 
== Avatar chronology==
 
== Avatar chronology==
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A new Avatar for the party was revealed on 3rd November 2009.  
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Second patty avatar was revealed on 3rd November 2009.  
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Party-Patriotische Partei Deutschlands v2.jpg|(Sep 09 - Nov 09)
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Party-Patriotische Partei Deutschlands v3.jpg|(Nov 09 - Jun 10)
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Party-Patriotische Partei Deutschlands.jpg|(Jun 10 - Oct 10)
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|(Sep 09 - Nov 09)||(Nov 09 - Jun 10)||(Jun 10 - now)
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Revision as of 10:04, 21 December 2017

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This is a historical party, for succeeding party: Patriotische und Liberale Stimme eDeutschland

Patriotische Partei Deutschlands

Party-Patriotische Partei Deutschlands.jpg
General Information
Country Flag-Germany.jpg Germany
Abbreviation PPD
Colors blue, grey
Founded August 2009
Political
Congress Occupancy 0 /40 seats, 0%
Succeeds Nationale Partei
Succeeded By Patriotische und Liberale Stimme eDeutschland
Orientation Center-Right
Ideology Libertarian

Patriotische Partei (Deutschlands) (PPD) - German for Patriotic Party (of Germany) - is a Icon-Germany.png German center-right party. The party was created after a take-over of the far-right Nationale Partei (National Party) in August 2009. It quickly became one of the most important German parties. After the polish conquest of whole Germany during the World War IV the party was lost but was reestablished soon after liberation.

In October 2010 PPD merged with Liberaldemokratische Partei and new party has been born - PuLSeD.

The official newspaper was called Der Patriot.

Statistics

A list of PPD presidents and congressman:

Year Month Party president Mandate Number of congressmen
2009 August Letnix(1) 1st 11 / 40(2)
2009 September Letnix 2nd 12 / 40(3)
2009 October Hargur 1st 5 / 40
2009 November WillRiker 1st 9 / 40
2009 December WillRiker 2nd 9 / 40
2010 January ---(4) ---(4) ---(4)
2010 February Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg 1st 5 / 20
2010 March Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg 2nd 6 / 40
2010 April Heinrich Von Braun 1st 11 / 40
2010 May le_enfant_terible 1st 6 / 42
2010 June Michael Kalehne 1st 7 / 40
2010 July DeathmanRSF 1st 3 / 40
2010 August DeathmanRSF 2nd 3 / 40
2010 September Ban Danna 1st 7 / 40
2010 October Otis84 1st
  • (1)While his first mandate Letnix quit his presidency to move abroad. Meanwhile he was replaced by Frank811.
  • (2)Vernichter joined PPD immediately after the election, so that the party formally had 12 congressmen.
  • (3)Because of eRepublik bugs the party had one congressmen less than it should have.
  • (4)Germany was conquered by Poland for a few days so all parties became polish. For the January congress election there were two "unity-parties". Re-establishing of the old parties began in February.

Avatar chronology

Second patty avatar was revealed on 3rd November 2009.

  • (Sep 09 - Nov 09)

  • (Nov 09 - Jun 10)

  • (Jun 10 - Oct 10)

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