Popular Social Party

Popular Social Party Λαϊκό Κοινωνικό Κόμμα
Founder	Stefanos Stefanopoulos
Founded	1956
Dissolved	1961
Split from	People's Party
Merged into	Centre Union
Ideology	National Conservatism Nationalism
Political position	Right-wing
Politics of Greece Political parties Elections

The Popular Social Party (Greek: Λαϊκό Κοινωνικό Κόμμα) was a Greek political party that formed after a split from the People's Party. It was founded in January 1956 by Stefanos Stefanopoulos.

The Popular Social Party participated in the elections of 1956 but failed to enter the parliament. In the elections of 1958 it participated with other right-wing in the Union of Populars and elected 2 MPs.

Political program

Its main political program, as it was claimed, was social and economic justice. The party suggested social reforms and a new organization of the Greek production.

Monarchism in Greece

Ideology	Tradition Christian faith Family values Metaxism

Organizations	Epistratoi National Youth Organisation Organization X

Political Parties	People's Party United Opposition (Greece) Union of Royalists Freethinkers' Party Politically Independent Alignment Greek Rally Union of Populars Popular Social Party National Alignment National Hope

People	Dimitrios Gounaris Ioannis Metaxas Panagis Tsaldaris Alexandros Papagos Konstantinos Tsaldaris Georgios Grivas Georgios Rallis

Historical events	Balkan Wars National Schism Noemvriana Greco-Turkish war (1919-1922) Greek referendum, 1920 Great Fire of Smyrna Greek monarchy referendum, 1935 4th of August Regime Greece in WWII Greek Civil War Greek referendum, 1946 Apostasia of 1965 King's counter-coup (1967)

Policies	Greek language question Social order

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Popular Social Party

Political program

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