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National Democratic Party (Austria, 1967–88)
The National Democratic Party (''Nationaldemokratische Partei'', NDP) was a far-right political party in Austria from 1967 until 1988 when its status was revoked for violating the country's anti-Nazi legislation.
== Party history ==
The NDP was first registered as an association in 1966 in Innsbruck. Its first meeting as a national organisation took place in February 1967 in Linz. The party was founded by Norbert Burger, former chairman of the FPÖ wing ''Ring Freiheitlicher Studenten'', who remained the key figure until its dissolution. Further members included Herbert Fritz, and a number of "South Tyrol-Aktivists" (''Befreiungsausschuss Südtirol''). It was based on the German sister party, the ''National Democratic Party of Germany'' (NPD). Its first chairman was student Rudolf Watschinger.
The party ran in the 1970 Austrian legislative election, receiving 2,631 (0.1%) of the votes cast. It advocated the ''Anschluss'' of Austria into Germany and the re-introduction of the death penalty, it also agitated against "superalienation" and "infiltration" by foreign workers (''Gastarbeiter''). Burger himself ran in the 1980 presidential election "for a German Austria", gaining 140,741 votes (3.2%). Two years later he and Gerd Honsik initiated a petition for a referendum "against superalienation", which however was not achieved.
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