National Democratic Party

The National Democratic Party could refer to

  • Afar National Democratic Party
  • Kamerun National Democratic Party
  • National Democratic Party (Argentina)
  • National Democratic Party (Austria, 1967–1988)
  • National Democratic Party (Bahamas)
  • National Democratic Party (Barbados)
  • National Democratic Party (British Virgin Islands)
  • National Democratic Party (Chile)
  • National Democratic Party (Czechoslovakia)
  • National Democratic Party (Djibouti)
  • National Democratic Party (Egypt)
  • National Democratic Party (Georgia)
  • National Democratic Party of Germany (East Germany)
  • National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD)
  • National Democratic Party (Guyana)
  • National Democratic Party (India)
  • National Democratic Party (Indonesia)
  • National Democratic Party (Iraq)
  • National Democratic Party (Italy)
  • National Democratic Party (Kenya)
  • National Democratic Party (Latvia)
  • National Democratic Party (Lithuania)
  • National Democratic Party (Mongolia)
  • National Democratic Party (Morocco)
  • National Democratic Party (Namibia)
  • National Democratic Party (Nepal)
  • National Democratic Party (Nicaragua)
  • National Democratic Party (Nigeria)
  • National Democratic Party (Northern Ireland)
  • National Democratic Party (Pakistan)
  • National Democratic Party (Poland)
  • National Democratic Party (Puerto Rico)
  • National Democratic Party (Rhodesia)
  • National Democratic Party (Suriname)
  • Nationalist Democracy Party (Turkey)
  • National Democratic Party (Ukraine)
  • National Democratic Party (UK)
  • National Democratic Party (UK 1960s)
  • National Democratic Party (United States), historic political party; not to be confused with the modern United States Democratic Party
  • National Democratic Party (Venezuela)

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