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| − | The '''Ajaki Nationalist Party''' ([[Ajaki language|Ajaki]]: ''Националистическая партия Ажаки''; transliterated as ''Natsionalisticheskaya Partiya Adzhaki'') was a political party between | + | The '''Ajaki Nationalist Party''' ([[Ajaki language|Ajaki]]: ''Националистическая партия Ажаки''; transliterated as ''Natsionalisticheskaya Partiya Adzhaki'') was a political party between 1946-1966 in Ajakanistan. It was infamous for burning down Kehvist churches and its connections with another nationalist group called the [[Ajaki Blackshirts|Blackshirts]]. |
[[File:Russian fascists at Harbin 1934.jpg|thumb|left|Ajaki Blackshirts|300px]] | [[File:Russian fascists at Harbin 1934.jpg|thumb|left|Ajaki Blackshirts|300px]] | ||
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Ajaki Nationalist Party Националистическая партия Ажаки | |
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| Abbreviation | NPA |
| Leader | Viktor Keiv |
| Founder | Dmitri Jobisko |
| Ideology | Nationalism |
| Religion | Orthodox Christianity |
| Anthem | "God Save the Tsar" |
| Banner of the NPA | |
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The Ajaki Nationalist Party (Ajaki: Националистическая партия Ажаки; transliterated as Natsionalisticheskaya Partiya Adzhaki) was a political party between 1946-1966 in Ajakanistan. It was infamous for burning down Kehvist churches and its connections with another nationalist group called the Blackshirts.
