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The Estonian Liberal Democratic Party (Estonian: Eesti Liberaaldemokraatlik Partei), abbreviated to ELDP, was a social liberal political party in Estonia that existed between 1990 and 1994. The ELDP was founded on 9 March 1990, during the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic, by the merger of the and the . The Liberal Democratic Party joined Siim Kallas' (then president of the Bank of Estonia) initiative group which gathered liberals hitherto uninvolved in politics, to form on 13 November 1994 the Estonian Reform Party.

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rdfs:label	Eesti Liberaaldemokraatlik Partei (de) Estonian Liberal Democratic Party (en) Partito Liberaldemocratico Estone (it)
rdfs:comment	Die Estnische Liberaldemokratische Partei (Eesti Liberaaldemokraatlik Partei – ELDP) war von 1990 bis 1994 eine sozial-liberale Partei in Estland. (de) The Estonian Liberal Democratic Party (Estonian: Eesti Liberaaldemokraatlik Partei), abbreviated to ELDP, was a social liberal political party in Estonia that existed between 1990 and 1994. The ELDP was founded on 9 March 1990, during the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic, by the merger of the and the . The Liberal Democratic Party joined Siim Kallas' (then president of the Bank of Estonia) initiative group which gathered liberals hitherto uninvolved in politics, to form on 13 November 1994 the Estonian Reform Party. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Electoral alliance Paul-Eerik Rummo Riigikogu Political parties disestablished in 1994 Liberal parties in Estonia 1992 Estonian parliamentary election Liberal International Siim Kallas 1990 establishments in Estonia 1994 disestablishments in Estonia Heiki Kranich Eastern Europe Estonia Estonian Reform Party Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Defunct political parties in Estonia Political parties established in 1990 Mart Laar Political party Social liberalism Estonian Minister of Culture and Education Estonian Minister of Finance Vote of no confidence dbr:Free_Democratic_Party_(Estonia) dbr:Liberal_People's_Party_(Estonia)
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has abstract	Die Estnische Liberaldemokratische Partei (Eesti Liberaaldemokraatlik Partei – ELDP) war von 1990 bis 1994 eine sozial-liberale Partei in Estland. (de) The Estonian Liberal Democratic Party (Estonian: Eesti Liberaaldemokraatlik Partei), abbreviated to ELDP, was a social liberal political party in Estonia that existed between 1990 and 1994. The ELDP was founded on 9 March 1990, during the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic, by the merger of the and the . The ELDP was granted observer membership of the Liberal International on 4 October 1990: the first eastern European party to be admitted to the LI. Led by Paul-Eerik Rummo, the party ran as part of the right-wing, radically pro-reform 'Fatherland' electoral alliance in the 1992 election, and won six of the bloc's 29 seats in the 101-seat Riigikogu. The party served, as with all of the Fatherland bloc, in the government of Mart Laar, with Rummo as Minister of Culture and Education and Heiki Kranich as Minister of Finance. Rummo and Kranich resigned from the government and the ELDP withdrew from the Fatherland group in parliament on 14 June 1993, when the party's proposal for a secret vote of no confidence in Laar was defeated. The Liberal Democratic Party joined Siim Kallas' (then president of the Bank of Estonia) initiative group which gathered liberals hitherto uninvolved in politics, to form on 13 November 1994 the Estonian Reform Party. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Prime Minister of Estonia Liberalism and centrism in Estonia List of heads of government of Estonia 1992 Estonian parliamentary election Estonian Reform Party Illar Hallaste Värner Lootsmann
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