The Independent Socialist Party was a

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. The party was formed in 1931, through a split in the

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. The party was led by the

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leader Dimitris Stratis. In 1932, the Independent Socialist Party was dissolved and Stratis returned to the Socialist Party.Lane, A. Thomas.
Biographical Dictionary of European Labor Leaders 2. M – Z.
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References

{{reflist Defunct socialist parties in Greece Political parties established in 1931 Defunct political parties in Greece 1931 establishments in Greece