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Estonian National Independence Party
The Estonian National Independence Party (Estonian: ''Eesti Rahvusliku Sõltumatuse Partei''), commonly abbreviated ''ERSP'', was a nationalist political party founded in August 1988 in what was then the Estonian SSR. Founders of the party were nationalist and anti-Communist dissidents.〔
It was arguably one of the first non-communist political parties in the Soviet Union. The National Independence Party represented the radical wing of the Estonian independence movement and used hardline anti-communist rhetoric, in contrast with the Popular Front that cooperated with pro-reform communists. The party gained a majority during the February 1990 elections of the Congress of Estonia. After Estonia regained independence, the ERSP was part of the centre-right government from 1992–1995 and later merged with Pro Patria to form the Pro Patria Union, a national-conservative party.
==See also==
* Rahvarinne, another major political movement of the era
*Latvian National Independence Movement, a similar organization in Latvia
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