Russian Party of Social Democracy

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Russian Party of Social Democracy Российская партия социальной демократии

Abbreviation	RPSD (English) РПСД (Russian)
Leader	Alexander Yakovlev (1994–2000), Konstantin Titov (2000–2002)
Founders	Alexander Yakovlev Yevgeny Shaposhnikov
Founded	15 September 1994 (1994-09-15)
Dissolved	26 November 2001 (2001-11-26)
Merger of	Social Democratic Party of Russia (1990) (Factions) Democratic Initiative Russian Free Labor Party Russian Democratic Reform Movement Peasant Party of Russia
Merged into	Social Democratic Party of Russia (2001)
Headquarters	Moscow, Russia
Membership (1995)	4,700
Ideology	Social democracy
Political position	Centre-left
National affiliation	Union of Right Forces (1999)
Colours	Purple Blue
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Russian Party of Social Democracy (RPSD;

social democrats. At first it seemed that many notable perestroika era politicians with social-democratic or 'generally democratic' views would join the new organization. Among them were A. Golov (leader of the Social Democratic Party of Russia), P.Bunich (Party of Democratic Initiative), I. Kivelidi (leader of the Russian Party of Free Labor), G. Popov (Movement of Democratic Reforms), Y.Chernichenko (Peasant Party of Russia

However, hardly any of them joined the party when its congress took place on 18 February 1995. Alexander Yakovlev was elected as the chairman, the party's programme emphasised 'social partnership', and at the same time supported constructive co-operation with the government and president Yeltsin. In August 1995, the Party of Social Democracy joined

Democratic Choice of Russia - United Democrats

bloc. No RPSD members were elected. At the moment of registration (April 1995) the party had 4,700 members with little support outside Moscow.

References

(in Russian) http://partinform.ru/ros_mn/rm_4.htm

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