Christian League - The Party for Life
| Christian League - The Party for Life | |
|---|---|
| founding | 1985 |
| resolution | 1995 |
The Christian League - The Party for Life (short name: LIGA ) was a small German party . It was founded in 1985 as the Christian Party for Life (short name: CPL ).
Program
The party saw itself as a Christian, socially conservative party. One of the main issues was the protection of life .
organization
The first chairman was Josef Ripsam . He was later followed by Ewald Jaksch . In 1988 the LIGA had around 500 members.
history
The party was founded in 1985 by members of the Center Party around Josef Ripsam as the Christian Party for Life . In 1987 the CPL was renamed the Christian League - The Party for Life after adding further parts of the center . Elections were held several times under this name. During the time of reunification , groups of the Christian League were founded in the GDR . The party tried to position itself as the umbrella organization of the Christian parties and conducted merger negotiations with, among others, the party of Christian faithful to the Bible . In 1995, the party dissolved in favor of the newly founded Christian Party of Germany (CPD). This was finally absorbed by the Center Party in 2002.
elections
- Bundestag elections
- 1990 39,640 votes, 0.09%
- 1994 5,195 votes, 0.01%
- Volkskammer election (GDR)
- 1990 10,961 votes, 0.1%
- European elections
- 1989 30,879 votes, 0.1%
- 1994 40,115 votes, 0.1%
- State elections
- Baden-Württemberg 1988, 6,651 votes, 0.14%
- Thuringia 1990, 0.3%
- Saxony 1990, 0.5%
- Brandenburg 1990, 2,721 votes, 0.21%
- Saxony-Anhalt 1990, 0.2%
- Bavaria 1990, 0.06%
- Baden-Württemberg 1992, 644 votes
- Bavaria 1994, 8,206 votes (2 votes per voter), 0.1%
Web links
- Website of the CPD ( Memento of September 21, 2008 in the Internet Archive )