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United Left Vereinigte Linke | |
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| Founded | 2 October 1989 |
| Dissolved | ~1992 |
| Membership (1989) | 1,500 |
| Ideology | Socialism Factions: Communism Trotskyism Christian socialism Titoism |
| Colors | Red |
The United Left (German: Vereinigte Linke) was an alliance of several leftist opposition groupings in the German Democratic Republic.[1][2] Among them were Christian socialists, Trotskyists, adherents of the Titoist system of workers' self-management and some Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED) members, who were critical of their party's policy.
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