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| − | '''Fair Russia''' or '''Just Russia''' is a political party in [[Russia]]. It is the fourth largest political party in the nation after [[United Russia]], the [[Communist Party of the Russian Federation]] and the [[Liberal Democratic Party of Russia]]. The party was formed in November 2006 by merger of the nationalist party Rodina, the Russian Party of Life (a social democratic party) and the Russian Pensioners' Party (a pensioners' advocacy organization).<ref name=RUSSIAPROFILE>[http://www.russiaprofile.org/page.php?pageid=Political+Parties+and+Movements&articleid=1729 Just Russia] ''Russiaprofile.org''</ref> Sergey Mironov is the current chairman of Fair Russia. Its headquarters is situated in Moscow. The political ideology of the party is [[socialism]] and social-democracy. | + | '''Fair Russia''' or '''Just Russia''' is a [[political party]] in [[Russia]]. It is the fourth largest political party in the nation after [[United Russia]], the [[Communist Party of the Russian Federation]] and the [[Liberal Democratic Party of Russia]]. The party was formed in November 2006 by merger of the nationalist party Rodina, the Russian Party of Life (a social democratic party) and the Russian Pensioners' Party (a pensioners' advocacy organization).<ref name="RUSSIAPROFILE>[http://www.russiaprofile.org/page.php?pageid=Political+Parties+and+Movements&articleid=1729" Just Russia] ''Russiaprofile.org''</ref> Sergey Mironov is the current chairman of Fair Russia. Its headquarters is situated in Moscow. The political ideology of the party is [[socialism]] and social-democracy. |
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Revision as of 19:40, April 10, 2008
Fair Russia or Just Russia is a political party in Russia. It is the fourth largest political party in the nation after United Russia, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia. The party was formed in November 2006 by merger of the nationalist party Rodina, the Russian Party of Life (a social democratic party) and the Russian Pensioners' Party (a pensioners' advocacy organization).[1] Sergey Mironov is the current chairman of Fair Russia. Its headquarters is situated in Moscow. The political ideology of the party is socialism and social-democracy.
References
- ↑ " Just Russia Russiaprofile.org