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The German Democrats (German : Deutschdemokraten) was a political party in Austria.
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The German Democrats (German : Deutschdemokraten) was a political party in Austria.
The only election contested by the party was the 1919 Constitutional Assembly elections, [1] in which it received 2.2% of the national vote and won three seats. [2] The party did not contest the elections the following year.
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