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The German Democratic Union (DDU) was a left-wing political party. The party was only active in Saarland. The DDU was founded in 1955. The DDU won two seats in the 1960 Saarland state election [de]. Erich Walch [de] and Erwin Gieseking [de] became members of the state parliament.

After the election, the party joined with the German Peace Union. At the 1965 Saarland state election [de], they failed the re-entry in the state parliament as the state association of the

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