erengroep
Erengroep, also known as the Erengroep or Erengroepers, is a Dutch political party that was active during the interwar period, from 1918 to 1933. The party was founded by a group of young, progressive, and often socialist-leaning intellectuals who were disillusioned with the existing political landscape in the Netherlands. The name "Erengroep" translates to "Honorary Group," reflecting the party's emphasis on meritocracy and individual achievement.
The Erengroep was characterized by its support for a strong central government, a progressive social policy,
Despite its progressive stance on social issues, the Erengroep was not a socialist party in the traditional
The Erengroep's most notable leader was Abraham Kuyper, a prominent Dutch theologian and politician. Kuyper's influence
The Erengroep's political career was relatively short-lived. The party's support base was small, and it struggled