German Social Union (West Germany)

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German Social Union Deutsch-Soziale Union
President	Otto Strasser
Founded	17 June 1956 (1956-06-17)
Dissolved	25 May 1962 (1962-05-25)
Preceded by	Black Front (not legal predecessor)
Headquarters	Munich
Ideology	Strasserism Revolutionary nationalism Anti-capitalism
Political position	Far-right
Colours	Black
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German Social Union (German: Deutsch-Soziale Union) was a Strasserist political party founded in West Germany in 1956 by Otto Strasser. It was dissolved in 1962.

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Leader	Anton Drexler (1919–1921) Adolf Hitler (1921–1945) Martin Bormann (1945)
History	Adolf Hitler's rise to power Beer Hall Putsch Brown House, Munich Denazification Enabling Act of 1933 German Workers' Party National Socialist Program Nazism Night of the Long Knives Nuremberg rallies SA Thule Society
Party offices	Amt Rosenberg Hitler Youth Hitler's Chancellery Nazi Party Chancellery Office of Colonial Policy Office of Military Policy Office of Racial Policy Office of Foreign Affairs NSDAP/AO SS SS Education Office
Publications	Völkischer Beobachter Das Schwarze Korps Das Reich Innviertler Heimatblatt Arbeitertum Der Angriff Panzerbär
Notable members	Artur Axmann Houston Stewart Chamberlain Kurt Daluege Richard Walther Darré Rudolf Diels Karl Dönitz Dietrich Eckart Adolf Eichmann Hans Frank Roland Freisler Wilhelm Frick Walther Funk Joseph Goebbels Hermann Göring Ernst Hanfstaengl Rudolf Hess Reinhard Heydrich Heinrich Himmler Rudolf Höss Ernst Kaltenbrunner Robert Ley Josef Mengele Konstantin von Neurath Joachim von Ribbentrop Ernst Röhm Alfred Rosenberg Bernhard Rust Fritz Todt Baldur von Schirach Arthur Seyss-Inquart Albert Speer Gregor Strasser Otto Strasser Julius Streicher Cosima Wagner
Derivatives	Black Front (Strasserism) / German Social Union Deutsche Reichspartei / National Democratic Party of Germany Socialist Reich Party
Related articles	Adolf Hitler Schools Munich Documentation Centre National Political Institute of Education Nazi concentration camps Nazi Germany Nazi songs Horst-Wessel-Lied Ranks and insignia of the Nazi Party

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Political parties and groups	Action Front of National Socialists/National Activists Alternative for Germany Artgemeinschaft Autonome Nationalisten Der Flügel Deutsche Heidnische Front Deutsche Rechtspartei Deutsche Reichspartei Free German Workers' Party German Alternative German League for People and Homeland German People's Union German Social Union Gesinnungsgemeinschaft der Neuen Front Identitarian movement National Democratic Party of Germany National Offensive Nationalist Front Pegida The III. Path The Republicans The Right Socialist Reich Party Volkssozialistische Bewegung Deutschlands/Partei der Arbeit Wiking-Jugend
People	Bela Ewald Althans Holger Apfel Wilhelm Bittrich Gudrun Burwitz née Himmler Friedhelm Busse Günter Deckert Sepp Dietrich Gerhard Frey Herbert Gille Wolf Rüdiger Hess Erich Kern Götz Kubitschek Michael Kühnen Otto Kumm Horst Mahler Hubert Meyer Kurt Meyer Armin Mohler Martin Mussgnug Harald Neubauer Frauke Petry Paul Hausser Otto Ernst Remer Jürgen Rieger Hans-Ulrich Rudel Franz Schönhuber Fritz Rössler Wilhelm Stäglich Felix Steiner Otto Strasser Michael Swierczek Adolf von Thadden Friedrich Thielen Udo Voigt Christian Worch
German law	Strafgesetzbuch section 86a
Lists	Far-right publishers Far-right periodicals
Related articles	National-Zeitung Fourth Reich HIAG Nation Europa Neue Rechte Stille Hilfe Strasserism Überfremdung Zuerst! Compact

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German Social Union (West Germany)

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