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“A centre party would have no roots, no principles, no philosophy and no values.”
— Shirley Williams, one of the founders of the Social Democratic Party, writing in The Guardian (8 June 1980)

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The Liberal Democrats – The Social Liberals (German: ), abbreviated to LD, is a minor social liberal party in Germany, founded in 1982 and currently led by Paul Vossiek.

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The Liberal Democrats – The Social Liberals (German: ), abbreviated to LD, is a minor social liberal party in Germany, founded in 1982 and currently led by Paul Vossiek. History The party was founded on 28 November 1982 mainly by former members of the Free Democratic Party, after the FDP had left the social-liberal coalition led by Chancellor Helmut Schmidt and formed a new government with the conservative Christian Democratic Union. On 21 March 2017, the Party held a joint press conference along with the Pirate Party Germany, the Party of Humanists, the New Liberals, the Transhuman Party Germany, and the youth organization of The Left to announce a "social liberal proclamation" (German: ) and better cooperation among the participating organizations. The proclamation was followed by a joint press statement with the New Liberals in early 2020, declaring an intent of embracing a close cooperation between the parties in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. Party program

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