National Unity Party

The National Unity Party (Dundorfian: Nationale Einheit Partei) was a nationalist and conservative party from Dundorf founded in 1911 by Gerwald Kapp. It was dissolved in 1947.

History
By the 20th century, different nationalist movements appeared in the colonies recently built by the Dundorfian Reich. These nationalist movements demanded the liberation, or abandonment, of these colonies to form new republics. This resulted in a terrorist and criminal conflict. Since the Kaiser refused to cooperate and liberate these colonies, the nationalist movements decided to unite forces as a single party in 1911, the National Unity Party.

Finally, the Kaiser Henneck II died and the Reich collapsed with him in 1947. The demands of the National Unity Party were achieved and the party was dissolved.

Ideology
Before the formation of the NUP/NEP, different nationalist movements appeared to liberate the colonies, and form republics. When the nationalists were unified in a single party, they promised to liberate all the colonies from the Reich. The NUP/NEP's main objective was to liberate these colonies.