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Social Patriotic Movement «Derzhava» Социал-патриотическое движение «Держава»
Leader	Konstantin Zatulin
Founder	Alexander Rutskoy
Founded	February 4, 1995; 29 years ago (1995-02-04)
Dissolved	September 7, 1999 (1999-09-07)
Split from	Liberal Democratic Party of Russia
Preceded by	National Salvation Front Russian Christian Democratic Movement Russian Social Democratic People's Party
Merged into	Fatherland – All Russia
Headquarters	30th building, Miklukho-Maklaya Street, Moscow, Russia. 117837
Ideology	Russian nationalism Social conservatism Patriotism Social patriotism Right-wing populism Pan-Slavism
Political position	Right-wing
Colours	Grey
Slogan	"We put things order and provide a decent life!" (Russian: "Мы наведём порядок и обеспечим достойную жизнь!")
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The Social Patriotic Movement «Power» (Derzhava; Russian: Социал-патриотическое движение «Держава»; Sotsial-patrioticheskoye dvizheniye «Derzhava») was a Russian populist, nationalist party founded by Alexander Rutskoy. It was originally created as a faction in the State Duma in the summer of 1994 by six members of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia.

References

1. http://www.panorama.ru/works/vybory/party/derzhava.html Держава
2. Political groups and parties: Derzhava

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Personalities	After 1991 Viktor Alksnis Sergey Baburin Alexander Barkashov Alexander Belov-Potkin Dmitry Demushkin Aleksandr Dugin Dmitry Galkovsky Aleksandr Ivanov-Sukharevsky Konstantin Kasimovsky Yegor Kholmogorov Konstantin Krylov Vladimir Kvachkov Alexander Lebed Eduard Limonov Vyacheslav Maltsev Maxim Martsinkevich Zakhar Prilepin Vladimir Putin Dmitry Rogozin Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Igor Shafarevich Dmitri Vasilyev Vladimir Zhirinovsky Gennady Zyuganov Before 1991 Ivan Ilyin Pyotr Krasnov Konstantin Rodzaevsky Mikhail Skobelev Ivan Solonevich Vasily Shulgin
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Opposition and criticism	Great Russian chauvinism Iazychie Nashism Ruscism Prison of peoples Pobedobesie Vatnik Volos Declaration
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