Conservative Party of Dundorf

The Conservative Party (Dundorfian: Konservative Partei) is a conservative and pro-Monarchy party from Dundorf founded in 1948 by Heinrich Weisz. The party was dissolved in 1972 and came back in 2001.

History
During the existence of the Dundorfian Reich, a great amount of nationalist movements arise. These nationalist movements ended up unified in a single party, the National Unity Party, in 1911. The support of this party, and the numerous of terrorist crimes commited by the nationalists, ended up with the Reich, officially collapsing in 1948.

One year before the collapse of the Reich, all the parties were abandoned. The lack of a ruling party or person caused the formation of a new party, the Conservative Party.

Founded by Heinrich Weisz, the first President of the Republic, the main purpose of the party was to "serve for a democratic system rather than another monarchy", since there was no way to recover from the monarchy in any other way.

The death of Weisz caused the temporal dissolution of the party, leaving the nation with no ruling party again. In 2001, Edmund Kuttner invited monarchy supporters to join him and try forming again the Conservative Party, successfuly the Conservative Party came back. However, in 2010, with the formation of a new party, the Socialist Workers Party, and posteriorly in 2014 the Democrat Party, the popularity of the Conservative Party decreased, leaving a bad reputation with the new leader.

Ideology
The Conservative Party has a conservative and capitalist stance on most social and economical issues. They seek a "democratic monarchy" to be established in Dundorf.