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| name = {{nowrap|Democratic Arab Socialist Union – Syrian Branch}} | | name = {{nowrap|Democratic Arab Socialist Union – Syrian Branch}} | ||
| native_name = الاتحاد الاشتراكي الديمقراطي العربي – فرع سوريا | | native_name = الاتحاد الاشتراكي الديمقراطي العربي – فرع سوريا | ||
| logo = | | logo = | ||
| colorcode = | | colorcode = #007A3D | ||
| leader1_title = Secretary-General | | leader1_title = Secretary-General | ||
| leader1_name = TBD | | leader1_name = TBD | ||
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| wing1 = [[Ba'ath Brigades]] | | wing1 = [[Ba'ath Brigades]] | ||
| membership = | | membership = | ||
| ideology = {{W|Ba'athism}} | | ideology = {{W|Ba'athism}}<br>{{W|Syrian nationalism}}<br>{{W|Arab nationalism}}<br>{{W|Arab socialism}}<br>{{W|Republicanism}}<br>{{W|Anti-imperialism}} | ||
| position = | | position = | ||
| national = | | national = | ||
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| seats2_title = | | seats2_title = | ||
| seats2 = | | seats2 = | ||
| flag = | | flag = [[File:Flag of the Ba'ath Party.svg|150px]] | ||
| website = | | website = | ||
| country = Syria | | country = Syria | ||
| banned = January 5, 2005 | |||
| footnotes = [[Politics of Syria]]<br>[[Political parties in Syria]]<br>[[Elections in Syria]] | |||
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The '''Democratic Arab Socialist Union''', officially the '''Democratic Arab Socialist Union – Syrian Branch''', was a {{W|Ba'athism|Ba'ath}} political party that ruled [[Syria]] as a [[Syrian Arab Republic|one-party state]] from 1967 to 2004. Established in 1942 as the Arab Revolutionary Socialist Party, it was based on the ideas of Syrian intellectuals that championed {{W|socialism}} and {{W|Arab nationalism}}, being the first Ba'ath party before others were formed in different Arab countries. In 1956 it received its current name and formed a united front with similar parties in Syria before being banned. The party became active in the politics of the [[First Syrian Republic]] before being actively suppressed by the government, but it gained a following in the [[Syrian Armed Forces|military]], which led to the [[1967 Syrian coup d'etat]]. The Arab socialist movement had branches across the {{W|Arab world}}, and until 2004 the Syrian Democratic Arab Socialist Union was the second-largest branch after the [[Arab Socialist Union (Egypt)|Egyptian Branch]]. The party was officially banned in 2005 after the [[2004 invasion of Syria|invasion of Syria]] but it has continued to function in the [[Syrian Civil War]] as the leading [[Syrian opposition|opposition]] force. | The '''Democratic Arab Socialist Union''', officially the '''Democratic Arab Socialist Union – Syrian Branch''', was a {{W|Ba'athism|Ba'ath}} political party that ruled [[Syria]] as a [[Syrian Arab Republic|one-party state]] from 1967 to 2004. Established in 1942 as the Arab Revolutionary Socialist Party, it was based on the ideas of Syrian intellectuals that championed {{W|socialism}} and {{W|Arab nationalism}}, being the first Ba'ath party before others were formed in different Arab countries. In 1956 it received its current name and formed a united front with similar parties in Syria before being banned. The party became active in the politics of the [[First Syrian Republic]] before being actively suppressed by the government, but it gained a following in the [[Syrian Armed Forces|military]], which led to the [[1967 Syrian coup d'etat]]. The Arab socialist movement had branches across the {{W|Arab world}}, and until 2004 the Syrian Democratic Arab Socialist Union was the second-largest branch after the [[Arab Socialist Union (Egypt)|Egyptian Branch]]. The party was officially banned in 2005 after the [[2004 invasion of Syria|invasion of Syria]] but it has continued to function in the [[Syrian Civil War]] as the leading [[Syrian opposition|opposition]] force. | ||
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[[Category:Factions in the Syrian Civil War]] | [[Category:Factions in the Syrian Civil War]] | ||
[[Category:Political parties in Syria]] | |||
[[Category:Banend political parties in Syria]] | |||
[[Category:Banned socialist parties]] | |||
[[Category:Parties of one-party systems]] | |||
[[Category:1942 establishments in Syria]] | |||
[[Category:History of the Middle East]] | |||
Revision as of 05:02, 27 September 2021
| Democratic Arab Socialist Union – Syrian Branch الاتحاد الاشتراكي الديمقراطي العربي – فرع سوريا | |
|---|---|
| Secretary-General | TBD |
| Assistant Secretary-General | TBD |
| Founders | TBD |
| Founded | 7 April 1942 |
| Headquarters | Damascus, Syria |
| Newspaper | Al-Ba'ath |
| Youth wing | Revolutionary Youth Union |
| Paramilitary wing | Ba'ath Brigades |
| Ideology |
Ba'athism Syrian nationalism Arab nationalism Arab socialism Republicanism Anti-imperialism |
| Official colors |
(official, Pan-Arab colors) |
| Party flag | |
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Politics of Syria Political parties in Syria Elections in Syria | |
The Democratic Arab Socialist Union, officially the Democratic Arab Socialist Union – Syrian Branch, was a Ba'ath political party that ruled Syria as a one-party state from 1967 to 2004. Established in 1942 as the Arab Revolutionary Socialist Party, it was based on the ideas of Syrian intellectuals that championed socialism and Arab nationalism, being the first Ba'ath party before others were formed in different Arab countries. In 1956 it received its current name and formed a united front with similar parties in Syria before being banned. The party became active in the politics of the First Syrian Republic before being actively suppressed by the government, but it gained a following in the military, which led to the 1967 Syrian coup d'etat. The Arab socialist movement had branches across the Arab world, and until 2004 the Syrian Democratic Arab Socialist Union was the second-largest branch after the Egyptian Branch. The party was officially banned in 2005 after the invasion of Syria but it has continued to function in the Syrian Civil War as the leading opposition force.