Fatherland Party
The Fatherland Party (Norgsveltian: Fedrelands Partiet) abbreviated to FP is a religious and nationalistic party in Norgsveldet. It is apart of the opposition in the Norgsveltian parliament under the leadership of Erik Vederveld. It is the youngest party in the parliament. The party promote family values, protectionist trade policies, increased social spending, protection for the nature and more isolationist foreign policy which include getting Norgsveldet out of the Union of Commonwealth Alliances (UCA). The party having won it's biggest electoral success in 2016 under the leadership of it's more moderate member Erik Vederveld. Alot thanks to it's promises of helping the southern Norgsveltian farmers with it's trade policies. Claiming that economic globalisation has made it harder for farmers. The party often getting into controversy for it's more radical members that has been accused for being anti monarchist.
Fatherland Party Fedrelands Partiet | |
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| Leader | Erik Vederveld |
| Founded | 11th November 1980 |
| Merger of | Folkepartiet (People's Party), Partiet for Ekte Asatru (Party for Real Asatru) and Norgsveltiske Alliansen (Norgsveltian Alliance) |
| Headquarters | Osfjord, Norgsveldet |
| Ideology | Traditionalism Agrarianism Norgsveltian Nationalism |
| Political position | Hard right wing |
| International affiliation | None |
| Colors | Brown Green |
The party was formed as grand coalition between three right wing parties after the Norgsveltian loss in the Tieresh Independence War, in which they claimed to be a national humilation. The three minor parties being Folkepartiet (Staynish: People's Party) a populist agrarian party stationed in Nyveldet, Partiet for Ekte Asatru (Staynish: Party for Real Asatru) a traditionalist conservative party blaming Norgsveldet's loss in the war to be on it becoming less religious, and finally Norgsveltiske Alliansen (Stayish: Norgsveltian Alliance) a far-right nationalist party that was demanding the "unification" of Eyjaria and Dvalheim to what they saw as being apart of "Greater Norgsveldet". Though despite the merging of the three parties, they did not win a single seat in the Norgsveltian parliament until 2009, under the leadership of Erik Vederveld, with him being seen as avaible to moderate the party.