Canadish National Socialist Party

The Canadish National Socialist Party, also known as CNSP, is a far-right political party in Canadia. The party was formed in 1912, and is one of the oldest fascist political parties in existence. At its peak, the CNSP was one of four major political parties, alongside the Socialists, Democrats, and Conservatives. The party is, disputedly, home to the earliest use of the term "national socialist". However, while the party did start off as a hardline national socialist party, the party has since slightly shifted its views and is now a Canadish nationalist party.
Today, the CNSP holds twelve seats in the Parliament. The party's current leader, since 2013, is Adito Mitter-Grune. The party has only been in power once; between 1916 and 1921, Audrey Freudenburg, the party's leader, served as prime minister and the head of a coalition government involving the CNSP and the Conservatives.
==See also==
*List of political parties in Canadia
Category:Canadish National Socialist Party
Category:Canadia
Category:Politics
Category:Political parties
Category:Political parties in Canadia
Category:Fascism
Category:Canadish nationalism