Luxembourg Socialist Youths Jeunesses Socialistes Luxembourgeoises | |
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President | Amir Vesali & Lisa Kersch [1] |
Secretary General | Elisha Winckel [2] |
Founded | 1947[3] |
Headquarters | Luxembourg |
Ideology | Social democracy |
Mother party | Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party |
International affiliation | International Union of Socialist Youth |
European affiliation | Young European Socialists |
Website | Official website |
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