Socialist United Party of Russia

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Socialist United Party of Russia Социалистическая единая партия России
Abbreviation	SEPR (English) СЕПР (Russian)
Leader
Founders	Alexey Podberezkin Ivan Rybkin
Founded	2 March 2002; 19 years ago (2002-03-02)
Dissolved	May 26, 2007; 14 years ago (2007-05-26)
Preceded by	Spiritual Heritage
Merged into	A Just Russia
Headquarters	Moscow, Russia
Membership (2007)	65,000
Ideology	Socialism Patriotism Christian left
Political position	Centre-left to left-wing
Colours	Blue   Red
Slogan	"Choose social justice!" (Russian: "Выбирай социальную справедливость!")
Website
http://www.sepr.ru/
Politics of Russia Political parties Elections

The Socialist United Party of Russia (USPR or SEPR; Russian: Социалистическая единая партия России; СЕПР; Sotsialisticheskaya yedinaya partiya Rossii, SEPR) was a socialist political party in Russia established in 2003, that succeeded the Spiritual Heritage movement. In the 2003 legislative elections it was part of the Rodina coalition that won 9.2 percent of the vote and 37 of the 450 seats in the Duma. In 2007 the party merged into Just Russia.^[1]

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