Partai Rakyat Nasional Jerman
partai politik di Kekaisaran Jerman
Partai Rakyat Nasional Jerman (Jerman: Deutschnationale Volkspartei, DNVP) adalah sebuah partai konservatif nasional di Jerman pada zaman Republik Weimar. Sebelum kebangkitan Partai Pekerja Jerman Sosialis Nasional (NSDAP), partai tersebut menjadi partai nasionalis dan konservatif utama di Jerman Weimar. Partai tersebut merupakan sebuah aliansi dari unsur-unsur nasionalis, monarkis reaksioner, völkisch, dan antisemitik, dan didukung oleh Liga Pan-Jerman.[9]
Partai Rakyat Nasional Jerman Deutschnationale Volkspartei | |
|---|---|
| Dibentuk | 1918 |
| Dibubarkan | 1933 |
| Didahului oleh | Partai Konservatif Jerman Partai Konservatif Bebas Partai Tanah Air Jerman Partai Liberal Nasional (sebagian) |
| Diteruskan oleh | Sistem partai tunggal NSDAP (1933-1945) |
| Surat kabar | NA; didukung oleh kelompok media Alfred Hugenberg |
| Sayap pemuda | Bismarckjugend |
| Sayap paramiliter | Stahlhelm, Bund der Frontsoldaten |
| Ideologi | Konservatisme (dulunya) Konservatisme nasional nasionalisme Jerman Populisme[1][2] Monarkisme[3][4][5] Agrarianisme Antisemitisme[6] |
| Posisi politik | Sayap kanan sampai Kanan jauh[7][8] |
| Afiliasi internasional | Tidak ada |
| Warna | Hitam, putih, merah (warna-warna kekaisaran) |
| Bendera | |
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- Hugenberg’s Disowned Land Grab Idea in Reality Rosenberg-Hitler's Special Pet Project. Account from 16 July 1933 on the Hugenberg memorandum
- Extracts from the DNVP newspaper from 1919 Diarsipkan 2015-06-18 di Wayback Machine.
- Site about the DNVP in German
- Democracy to Dictatorship. Posters from the Weimar Republic
- Racist, DNVP anti-Locarno poster from 1928 featuring an African serving in the French Army
- The German National People's Party (DNVP) Demonstrates against the Proposed Expropriation of Princely Estates (June 1926)
- Anti Young Plan Poster by the Reich Committee for a German Referendum (September 1929)