Communist Party of Moldova (537 bytes)
1: ...Prime Minister [[Vasile Tarlev]], and the speaker of the Parliament [[Eugenia Ostapciuc]].
3: ...tics of Moldova]], [[List of political parties in Moldova]]
5: {{Moldova-stub}}
7: [[Category:Communist parties]]
8: [[Category:Moldovan political parties]]

Party Alliance Our Moldova (336 bytes)
1: {{liberal party}}
2: ...ra'') is a [[liberal parties|liberal party]] in [[Moldova]].
5: *[[List of political parties in Moldova]]
6: *[[Timeline of liberal parties in Moldova]]
9: [[category:Liberal parties]] [[category:Moldovan political parties]]

Communist Party of the Portuguese Workers - Reorganizative Movement of the Party of the Proletariat (1778 bytes)
3: ...ão Barroso]] and [[Fernando Rosas]], who left the party in the meanwhile.
5: ...PP and the [[Socialist Party (Portugal)|Socialist Party]] in the first democratic elections.
7: ...]], the party changed its name to Communist Party of the Portuguese Workers and it was then that it st...
10: * [http://www.pctpmrpp.org Homepage of PCTP/MRPP (in Portuguese)]
13: [[Category:Communist parties]]

Social Liberal Party (Moldova) (380 bytes)
1: {{liberal party}}
2: ...al'') is a [[liberal parties|liberal party]] in [[Moldova]].
5: *[[List of political parties in Moldova]]
6: *[[Timeline of liberal parties in Moldova]]
9: *[http://www.psl.md Official web site]

Communist party (10511 bytes)
2: ...s the world after the creation of the [[Comintern|Communist International]] by the [[Russia]]n [[Bolsheviks]]...
4: ... of countries that have been ruled by a Communist Party at one point or another in their history is 21.
6: ... same period, since they were under the influence of [[Stalin]]).
8: ...tral committee, which also started to control the party congresses.
10: ... but the onset of [[World War II]] nullified most of their efforts.

Communist Party of Abkhazia (551 bytes)
1: ...orgia]]n break-away republic of [[Abkhazia]]. The party leader is [[Oleg Damenia]].
3: ...t period, CPA was a part of the [[Communist Party of the Soviet Union]]
7: [[Category:Communist parties]] [[Category:CPSU]] [[Category:Georgian p...

Faroese Communist Party (784 bytes)
1: ...n of FKF was ''Tíðin''. The current status of the party is unclear. One source claims that FKF ceased to ...
7: [[Category:Communist parties]]

Communist Party of Poland (938 bytes)
1: ...]] through the merger of [[Socialdemocratic Party of Polish Kingdom and Lithuania]] and
2: [[Polish Socialist Party-Left]].
4: ...on the orders of [[Stalin]] in [[1938]], and most of the activists perished in the [[Great Purge]].
6: ... of Poland''' around [[1960]] (illegal then). The party ceased to exist after his emigration to [[Peking]...
8: The name has been used by a minor party, established in [[July]] [[2002]].

Communist Labor Party (1108 bytes)
1: ... America]], formerly known as the Communist Labor Party.''
4: ...Socialist Party of America]]. The Communist Party of America was formed the next day.
6: ...of America which was later changed to [[Communist Party USA]].
9: ...hapters/071507chap.htm Chapter One ''Soviet World of American Communism'']
10: ...://www.wikinfo.org/wiki.php?title=Communist_Labor_Party April 19, 2004

German Communist Party (904 bytes)
2: ...t.jpg|thumb|Advertisement of the German Communist Party]]
3: ...a [[1956]] ruling outlawing the [[Communist Party of Germany]] was rescinded.
5: See also: [[List of political parties in Germany]]
10: ...edia-cd/dkp-gruendung/dkp-gruendung.htm documents of the fondation 1968]
15: [[Category:Communist parties]]

Communist Party of Iceland (1610 bytes)
1: ...]: ''Kommúnistaflokkur Íslands'') was a political party in [[Iceland]] from [[1930]] to [[1938]].
4: ...as formed in 1930 and immediately became a member of Comintern.
6: ... party in 1968 and there has not been a communist party in Iceland since.
11: [[Category:Communist parties]]

Portuguese Communist Party (1427 bytes)
3: ...ido Comunista Português'') is a [[communist party]] founded in [[1921]]. It has members elected to ...
7: ...is [[Juventude Comunista Portuguesa]] (Portuguese Communist Youth).
10: ...ly in Seixal) with the participation of thousand of portuguese and international and national musical...
20: [[Politics of Portugal]], [[List of political parties in Portugal]]
23: ...ww.pcp.pt/english/index.html Portuguese Communist Party web site in English]

Bulgarian Communist Party (2616 bytes)
1: ...t Party of Bulgaria. Dimitrov was a member of the party's [[Central Committee]] from its inception until ...
3: ...emocratic Party to become the Bulgarian Communist Party once again.
5: ...d suspected counterrevolutionaries outside of the party were imprisoned. In March [[1954]], one year afte...
7: ...0]] and renaming itself the [[Bulgarian Socialist Party]].
10: *[[History_of_Bulgaria#Communist_Bulgaria|Communist Bulgaria]]

Communist Party of Israel (2804 bytes)
1: ...munist Movement]] and was an uncritical supporter of the [[Soviet Union]]. Maki had four seats in the ...
3: ...pam]] to break with the [[Soviet Union]] a number of Mapam members, including [[Moshe Sneh]] joined Ma...
5: ... the [[Soviet Union]] as the "official" Communist Party.
7: ...ront for Peace and Equality). In [[1989]], Rakah officially changed its name to Maki and remains the ...
9: ...t past and present members of the Communist Party of Israel include [[Emil Habibi]], [[Shmuel Mikunis]...

Communist Party in Sweden (671 bytes)
1: ...st Party in Sweden), a pro-[[Albanian]] communist party in [[Sweden]]. KPS was formed in [[1982]]. It was...
3: The leader of KPS was Gösta Torstensson.
5: ...gue of KPS was called ''Ungkommunisterna'' (Young Communists).
7: ...ter fused with ''Kommunistiska Arbetartidningen'' of ''[[Sveriges Kommunistiska Parti (Marxist-Leninis...
13: [[Category:Communist parties]]

Communist Party of the Netherlands (2975 bytes)
1: ...derland''') was a [[communist]] [[political party|party]]
2: ...rld War II]] until [[1986]]. The CPN was a member of the [[Third International]].
6: ...itation of the [[working class]] as a consequence of [[capitalism]]. It fought against the [[monarchy...
10: ...n from the scission of the Labour Social Democrat Party (''Sociaal-Democratische Arbeiderspartij'')
11: ...changes its name to Communist Party of Holland (''Communistische Partij Holland'')

Communist Party of Indonesia (3198 bytes)
1: ...ikatan Komunis di Hindia'' (Communist Association of the Indies).
3: ...d by the [[Dutch East Indies]] government because of its activities during uprisings in [[Banten]] and...
5: ...of [[Partai Socialis Indonesia]] (Socialist Party of Indonesia) merged with PKI in [[1948]].
7: ...ting the anti-colonialist and anti-western policy of the Indonesian president [[Sukarno]].
9: ...together with the Indonesian military to stop the party.

Communist Party of Greece (3710 bytes)
1: {{Politics of Greece}}
2: ...tiko Komma Elladas''), is the major [[communist]] party in [[Greece]].
4: ...g communist and changing name to ''SEKE-K'' (SEKE-Communist) and then KKE. With a few exceptions it was banne...
6: ...]. The General Secretary of the Central Committee of KKE is [[Aleka Papariga]].
8: ...h lasted until [[1949]] and ended with the defeat of ELAS. The KKE remained banned until [[1974]].

Tunisian Communist Party (440 bytes)
1: ...[[Category:Tunisian political parties]][[Category:Communist parties]]

Communist Party of Thailand (1904 bytes)
1: ...s had been working in the country since [[1927]]. Communists had to work in clandestine ways.
3: ...rmed movement in northern and north-eastern parts of the country. Another front was opened in southern...
5: ...f CPT was largely ethnically [[Chinese]], but the party also gained support from several other ethnic min...
7: ... armed wing of CPT was [[People's Liberation Army of Thailand]].
9: ...[[1962]] a CPT radio station, Voice of the People of Thailand, started broadcasting.

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