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The Finnish Party is a Predecessor of National Coalition Party of Finland. So called Party of the Old-Finnish, during the autonomy of Finland. Social reformism and conservatism were chief ideological bases, and of course fennomania. This party supported concessions towards the Russian administration, which was the great divider in the field of bourgeoisie parties at the time, thus the difference against Young Finnish Party


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National Coalition Party (Finland) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (492 words)
The party was founded on December 9, 1918, chiefly on the basis of the fennoman "Old-Finnish party".
The Coalition Party is one of the three biggest parties in Finland, along with the Social Democrats and the Centre Party.
Kokoomus was the party having the closest ties with the emerging Lapua Movement.
Eduskunnan historia (899 words)
The Swedish People’s Party (Svenska Folkpartiet, RKP) was established in 1906, with the intention of forming a coalition of the entire Swedish-speaking population.
As a consequence of this division, representatives of the People’s Party joined forces with the republican group in 1918 and became the National Progressive Party, whereas the old Finnish party was succeeded by the National Coalition Party (KOK) in 1918.
The Finnish Rural Party (SMP), a spin-off from the Agrarian Party in 1959, emerged with surprising strength and, headed by its founder Veikko Vennamo, gained an enormous avalanche of votes in 1970.
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