The party merged into the ⇒ National Liberal Party Radical (Democratic) Party 1905: A radical faction of the ⇒ Democratic Party seceded as the Radical Democratic Party (Radikaldemokratičeska Partija) 1922: The party is renamed Radical Party (Radikalna Partija) 1923: A faction joined the Democratic Alliance (Demokratičeski Sgovor) 1934: The party is banned by the dictatorship 1945: The party is revived 1949: The party is banned by the communist dictatorship 1989: The party is refounded as the Radical Democratic Party (Radikaldemokratičeska Partija) 1990s: The party took part in various electoral alliances with decreasing success Movement for Rights and Freedoms 1990: Representatives of the Turkish minority formed the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (Dviženie za Prava i Svobodi), that develops in a more or less liberal direction National Movement for Simeon II 2001: Followers of the ex-king formed the personalist National Movement for Simeon II (Nacionalno Dviženie Simeon Vtori), that takes a more or less liberal position in the spectrum 2006: GERB split from NDSV, which adopted more conservative position than NDSV. "Blue" Parties/Urban Right 1989: Centre-right and conservative forces form the Union of Democratic Forces (SDS). 1997: SDS forms with minor parties such as ⇒ Democratic Party, National DPS (split from ⇒ DPS), Union of Free Democrats (split from SDS) and ⇒ RDP the United Democratic Forces. 2005: The conservative-liberal Democrats for a Strong Bulgaria (Демократи за силна България) split from the conservative SDS. 2007: Mariya Kapon leaves ⇒ Democratic Party and forms the United People's Party (Единна народна партия). 2008: Gospodin Tonev leaves SDS and forms the Bulgarian Democratic Community (Българска демократична общност). 2009: The conservative SDS, DSB, the social democratic Bulgarian Social Democratic Party, the agrarian United Agrarians and ⇒ Radical Democratic Party formed the centre-right Blue Coalition, leading to a series of centre-right coalitions which take a more or less liberal position in the spectrum. 2012: Meglena Kuneva leaves ⇒ NDSV and formed Bulgaria for Citizens Movement (Движение „България на гражданите“). 2012: Nadezhda Neynsky leaves SDS and formed Blue Unity (Синьо единство). 2014: BNG, DSB and SDS formed the Reformist Bloc. SE and ENP formed The Rights. 2014: Movement for European Unification and Solidarity (Движение за европейско обединение и солидарност) was formed and the Democratic Action Movement (Движение „Демократично действие“) split from SDS. 2015: DSB leaves the Reformist Bloc. 2017: Former Minister of Justice Hristo Ivanov formed Yes, Bulgaria! (Да, България!) and joins forces with DEOS. DSB and