Syrische Socialistische Nationale Partij: verschil tussen versies

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'''Syrische Socialistische Nationale Partij (SSNP)''' ([[Arabisch]]: الحزب السوري القومي الاجتماعي, ''al-Hizb as-Soeri al-Qawmi al-Ijtima'i'', [[Frans]]: ''Parti Populair Syrien''), is een [[links (politiek)|linkse]]<ref name="Pipes">"The party abandoned fascist doctrines and adopted the more acceptable rhetoric of the left. This transformation was completed in the late 1960s and permitted the SSNP to make common cause with other groups seeking to overturn the status quo. Close relations were developed with several parties, especially the Progressive Socialist Party of Kamal Jumbalat and the PLO. The move from right to left appears long-lasting; by 1984, the SSNP chief was attending the anniversary celebration of the Lebanese Communist Party. Those unaquainted with the party's ideology even see it as Marxist. What began as dissimulation may have, with time, become reality; the SSNP orientation today appears to be permanently aligned with the left". Daniel Pipes, Greater Syria: The History of an Ambition (New York: Oxford University Press, 1990), p.50.</ref> [[Groot-Syrië|Groot-Syrische]] partij.