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The Militant Christian Party (Italian : Partito Cristiano Militante) was a political party in Italy. The party was founded following a split from the Christian Democracy ahead of the 1953 general election. [1]
In the 1953 election, the party contested the Bari-Foggia constituency. The list of the party got 1,473 votes (0.16% of the votes in the constituency). [2] [3]
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