Christian Bavarian People's Party
The Christian Bavarian People's Party (Bavarian Patriot Movement) (short name: CBV ) was a right-wing small party in Bavaria. This was founded in 1975 by a group of dissatisfied members of the Bavarian Party around Ludwig Volkholz , after the latter had failed in the election for state chairman. In December 1988 the CBV reintegrated into the Bavarian party. Between 1976 and 1987 the CBV took part in elections. However, she only achieved seats in the local elections in the district of Cham in 1978 and 1984 .
The party attracted attention through racist statements in an election commercial for the 1987 federal election . In it, the party leader Volkholz demanded, among other things, arms deliveries to the South African apartheid regime and demanded that the “eternal English Negro roar on radio and television” should stop and that “healthy folkism be promoted again”. This passage was also parodied in Rudi Carrell's daily show .
Election results
The CBV took part in the following federal, state and European elections:
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Bundestag elections (only in Bavaria):
- Bundestag election 1976 6720 votes (0.02%)
- Federal Parliament election 1980 3946 votes (0.01%)
- Bundestag election 1983 10,994 votes (0.03%)
- Federal Parliament election 1987 5282 votes (0.01%)
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Bavarian state elections :
- State election in Bavaria 1982 1196 votes (0.0%)
- State election in Bavaria 1986 5565 votes (0.0%)
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European elections (nationwide)
- European elections 1979 45,311 votes (0.2%, under the name Christian Bavarian People's Party CBV - League of People's Parties of Europe )
literature
- Andreas Eichmüller: The Jagerwiggerl . Publishing house of the Mittelbayerische Zeitung, Regensburg.
- Uwe Kranenpohl : Christian Bavarian People's Party (Bavarian Patriot Movement) . In: Frank Decker , Viola Neu (Ed.): Handbook of German political parties . Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften, Wiesbaden 2007, ISBN 978-3-531-15189-2 , p. 219 f .
Individual evidence
- ↑ CSU & Co: 40 years of “the several” . In: Bayerwald Echo , June 12, 2012.
- ^ Uwe Kranenpohl: Christian Bavarian People's Party (Bavarian Patriot Movement) . In: Frank Decker, Viola Neu (Ed.): Handbook of German political parties . Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften, Wiesbaden 2007, ISBN 978-3-531-15189-2 , p. 219 f .
- ↑ Election advertising on the YouTube platform