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German League for People and Homeland
The German League for People and Homeland ((ドイツ語:Deutsche Liga für Volk und Heimat) or ドイツ語:DLVH) is a right-wing political organization in Germany.
==History==
The DVLH had its origins in the power struggle within ''Die Republikaner'' between moderate leader Franz Schönhuber and his more extreme deputy Harald Neubauer, which culminated in Schönhuber being forced to temporarily resign in 1990.〔Mudde, ''The Ideology of the Extreme Right'', Manchester University Press, 2000, p. 34〕 However he soon gained the upper hand and, returning to the leadership, forced Neubauer out of the party and replaced him as vice-chairman with Rolf Schlierer.〔
With Neubauer and a number of his followers purged, they regrouped in January 1991 under the banner of the ''Deutsche Allianz-Vereinigte Rechte'', before adopting the DVLH sobriquet later that same year. The new group had the declared aim of uniting the many factions on the far-right under a single banner and initially had some success, attracting three Republikaner MEPs (Johanna Grund, Peter Köhler and Hans-Günther Schodruch〔Hans-Joachim Veen, Norbert Lepszy, Peter Minch, ''The Republikaner party in Germany: right-wing menace or protest catchall?'', Greenwood Publishing Group, 1993, pp. 27-8〕) and the support of the influential ''Nation Europa'' journal.〔Mudde, ''The Ideology of the Extreme Right'', p. 35〕 Neubauer, Rudolf Kendzia and Jürgen Schützinger were part of a three-man leadership team. Although former NPD chiefs Martin Mussgnug and Franz Glasauer were also given leading roles the new group made little impression in the state elections of 1992, the first in which it ran candidates.〔Veen, Lepszy & Minch, ''The Republikaner party in Germany'', p. 27〕
It gained its first political representation that same year when a German People's Union (DVU) member of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen state legislature joined the party. During the 1990s other DVU members in Schleswig-Holstein also joined the party, although the process went into decline from 1995 as they returned to the DVU. In the 1996 election the party captured only 0.2% of the Schleswig-Holstein vote, underlining their decline in the area. As a result, the group ceased to organise as a political party in 1997, continuing as a political association. Despite this, they ran in local elections in 2004, capturing 6.2% of the vote and two seats in Villingen-Schwenningen.
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