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Revision as of 08:43, 24 January 2024

​ Ruling Coalition Duration President Prime Minsiter Notes
​ Federalists
  • The National Union of Laborers and Farmers (NVAB)
  • Liberal Party (LP)
  • Common Action (CA)
 1905-1911
1905-1911
1905-1911
​ Republicans
  • Democratic Party of Tussenland (DP)
  • Confederation Party (CP)
 1911-1929 Jan Maer Eymbertsz Gaspard Pasquier
​ New Tussenland Alliance
  • Common Action (CA)
  • United Tussenland (UT)
 1929-1937 Matheeus de Wÿnwÿcker Mette de Cuyper The 1935 general elections in Tussenland were postponed to 1937 due to the country's involvement in the Great War.
​ Republicans
  • Democratic Party of Tussenland (DP)
  • Confederation Party (CP)
 1937-1943 Stoffel v'n-Onhwendja Théodore Souriz
​ Federalists
  • The National Union of Laborers and Farmers (NVAB)
  • Liberal Party (LP)
 1943-1949 Sacharias Vragtelt Sÿmün Wesselszen
​ Coalition for Reform and National Unity
  • Liberal Party (LP)
  • Common Action (CA)
  • Westerzeer Association (WA)
  • Labor Party
 1949-1961 Pieter Kristiansen

(1949-1955)

TBD
Jacobus Woon(1955-1961)
​ Republicans
  • Democratic Party of Tussenland (DPT)
  • Confederation Party (CP)
 1961-1967 Evert Crueger Albinus Lundgren
​ Coalition for Reform and National Unity
  • Liberal Party (LP)
  • Common Action (CA)
  • Progressive
 1967-1985 TBD

(1967-1973)

TBD
TBD

(1973-1979)

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