Group of the European Democrats rally

Group of the European Democrats rally
Official abbreviation	EDA (English), RDE (French)
Group leader	Christian de La Malène (1984–1994) Jean-Claude Pasty (1994–1995)
founding	1965
resolution	1999
history	1965–1973 European Democratic Union 1973–1984 Group of European Progressive Democrats 1984–1995 Group of the European Democrats 1995–1999 Union for Europe
successor	Union for Europe of the Nations Group
Alignment	Gaullism , conservatism

The group of the European Democratic Alliance was a Gaullist , conservative group in the European Parliament .

history

The parliamentary group was formed on January 21, 1965 when the French Gaullists split off from the Liberal and Democratic parliamentary group under the name European Democratic Union (not to be confused with the European Democratic Union ). On January 16, 1973, the Irish Fianna Fáil joined the group, which was then renamed the Group of European Progressive Democrats (European Progressive Democrats). On July 24, 1984, the group was finally renamed the Group of the rallying movement of European Democrats. On July 6, 1995, the group merged with Forza Europa to form the Union for Europe group . In 1999, some of the French and Italian members of the Group of the European People's Party (Christian Democrats) and European Democrats joined, and some of the previous members joined the new Union for a Europe of Nations Group .

Members

Member parties

• Union pour la Nouvelle République , later Rassemblement pour la République
• Fianna Fáil (from 1973)
• Scottish National Party (1979 to 1998)
• Fremskridtspartiet (1979 to 1984)
• Centro Democrático e Social - Partido Popular (from 1994)
• Politics Anixi (from 1994)
• Forza Italia (1995 to 1998)

Members of the group

Legislature	Surname	at the start	over
1979 -1984	European democrats for progress	22nd	22nd
1984 -1989	European Democrats rallying movement	29	30th
1989 -1994		20th	20th
1994 -1999		26th
	Union for Europe		34

Individual evidence

1. ↑ [1]