What is Labour and Social Justice - The Electoral Alternative?
Q: What is Labour and Social Justice - The Electoral Alternative?
A: The Labour and Social Justice - The Electoral Alternative (WASG) was a German political party founded in 2005.
Q: Why was WASG founded?
A: WASG was founded by people who did not like the Social Democratic-Green government.
Q: When did the merger between WASG and The Left Party.PDS take place?
A: The merger between WASG and The Left Party.PDS took place on June 16, 2007.
Q: What was the outcome of the merger between WASG and The Left Party.PDS?
A: The merger between WASG and The Left Party.PDS formed a new party called The Left (Die Linke).
Q: How many members did WASG have at the time of its merger with The Left Party.PDS?
A: At the time of its merger with The Left Party.PDS, WASG had about 11,600 members.
Q: What does "Die Linke" mean?
A: "Die Linke" means "The Left" in German.
Q: What was the policy focus of WASG?
A: The policy focus of WASG was on labour and social justice.
