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Later, attempts were repeatedly made to revive the national liberal tradition in the FDP. Hermann Oxfort and Alexander von Stahl founded the Liberal Society in 1979, which set itself the goal of a renewal of the law. With Achim Rohde and Heiner Kappel, he founded the Liberal Offensive in the FDP in 1995. In 2009, a Stresemann club was established as a national and right-wing network within the FDP, but now no longer exists.
Later, attempts were repeatedly made to revive the national liberal tradition in the FDP. Hermann Oxfort and Alexander von Stahl founded the Liberal Society in 1979, which set itself the goal of a renewal of the law. With Achim Rohde and Heiner Kappel, he founded the Liberal Offensive in the FDP in 1995. In 2009, a Stresemann club was established as a national and right-wing network within the FDP, but now no longer exists.
The alternative, established in 2013, for Germany, which was programmatically positioned to the right of the CDU / CSU and the FDP, and was also able to bind former FDP voters, was also characterized by some observers as "nationalliberal". Since the split of the liberal wing around Bernd Lucke in 2015, however, the party has tended to be a national conservatism or a right-wing populist.
The [[Alternative for Germany]], established in 2013, which was programmatically positioned to the right of the CDU/CSU and the FDP, and was also able to bind former FDP voters, was also characterized by some observers as "nationalliberal". Since the split of the liberal wing around Bernd Lucke in 2015, however, the party has tended to be a national conservatism or a right-wing populist party.
===Austria===
===Austria===