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Christene Volkspartij : ウィキペディア英語版
Christene Volkspartij

The Christene Volkspartij ((英語:Christian Peoples' Party)) was the first Belgian Christian Democratic political party. The party was founded in 1891 by the Belgian priest Adolf Daens, who was inspired by the papal encyclical ''Rerum novarum'' of Pope Leo XIII, issued in the same year.
==History==
The inaugural meeting was organised in Okegem on 15 April 1893, and was attended by the founders of party, the self-styled ''Roelanders'': Vanlangenhaeke, Van de Velde, De Backer, Lambrecht, Sterck, De Pelsmaecker and Pieter Daens, who was from nearby Aalst. Pieter Daens's brother priest Adolf Daens wrote the party programme which was adopted at the next meeting in July 1893.
Adolf Daens founded the party as an alternative for socialism and the conservative Catholic Party. He emphasized the social problems of the time and linked them to the need for social facilities and also a Flemish political programme, aimed at creating a favourable political climate in Flanders.
His political movement had significant success in the region of Aalst, but was opposed by the (Catholic) elite, and by the Roman Catholic Church. In spite of all opposition the ''Christene Volkspartij'' succeeded in gaining representation in the Belgian parliament, with Adolf Daens as its foremost leader. In parliament Daens quickly got into conflict with the conservative Catholic leader Charles Woeste and tried to gain support from the Socialists. During the municipal elections of 1899 the Daensists even cooperated with the Socialists in Brussels. In the same year Adolf Daens was removed from his office as a priest. When the ''Christene Volkspartij'' started to grow and threatened the political power of the Socialists, the latter withheld further cooperation.
After his political career, Daens lived in Aalst where he remained as leader of the movement until his death in June 1907. Daensism had a permanent influence in the arrondissment Aalst and created the foundations of Christian democracy in Belgium.

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