DNVP
The German National People's Party, or DNVP in German, was a conservative political party in Germany. It was founded in 1918 and became one of the main right-wing parties during the Weimar Republic. The DNVP generally advocated for a return to monarchy and a strong, centralized state. Its political platform often included nationalist sentiments, a focus on traditional values, and opposition to the Treaty of Versailles.
Throughout the Weimar era, the DNVP experienced varying levels of success. It was a significant force in
As the political climate in Germany grew more extreme in the early 1930s, the DNVP faced increasing