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| party_name = The Left. (Die Linke.) | | party_name = The Left. (Die Linke.) | | ||
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| party_wikicolourid = Left | | party_wikicolourid = Left | | ||
| leader = ] <br> ] | | leader = ] <br> ] | | ||
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The Left (Template:Lang-de) is a German political party that came into being as a merger of The Left Party.PDS and Labour and Social Justice – The Electoral Alternative on 16 June 2007. Its leaders are Oskar Lafontaine and Lothar Bisky.
According to its own statistics, it is the "third largest political party in Germany" .
The party has, as of June 2007, 71,800 members (60,300 came from PDS and 11,500 from WASG).
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External links
- Die-Linke.de (in German)
- Programmatic Points (in English - 500 KB PDF)