reunited with the ⇒ National Liberal Party (PNL). National Liberal Party–Tătărescu (PNL-T) 1944: A faction of the ⇒ National Liberal Party (PNL) formed the National Liberal Party–Tătărescu (, PNL-T) which was presided initially by former Prime Minister and PNL member Gheorghe Tătărescu (who was also previously a member of the National Renaissance Front, FRN) and then, subsequently, by Petre Bejan towards the end of its political existence; 1946: The party ran in that year's Romanian general election with the Romanian Communist Party (PCR) and the Ploughmen's Front (FP), being part of the People's Democratic Front (, FDP) which at that time ran as the Bloc of Democratic Parties (, BPD). The election was fraudulently won by the Communists. The party was briefly part of the Communist-dominated governmental coalition led by Petru Groza between 1946 until 1947; 1948: The party decided to ran separately in that year's Romanian legislative election, in opposition towards the Bloc of Democratic Parties (BPD). It entered the unicameral Parliament (or, as it was now back then, the Great National Assembly) with a very feeble number of elected representatives, more specifically 7. For that year's legislative election, the party leadership switched from Tătărescu to Bejan and remained as such during the upcoming years; 1950: The party ceased its political activity, being banned (or dissolved) by the Romanian Communist Party (PCR). From National Liberal Party Youth Wing (PNL-AT) to Liberal Party 1993 (PL '93) 1990: A youth faction of the ⇒ National Liberal Party (PNL) formed the National Liberal Party Youth Wing (, PNL-AT) in opposition to then leadership of the party which was presided by Radu Câmpeanu; 1992: The party was renamed Liberal Party () and was led by Horia Rusu; 1993: The Liberal Party merged with the ⇒ National Liberal Party-Democratic Convention (PNL-CD) and the Group for Moral and Political Reforms into the Liberal Party 1993 (, PL '93), joined by a faction of the ⇒ Civic Alliance Party (PAC); 1995: The party merged into the ⇒ National Liberal Party (PNL). Civic Alliance Party (PAC) 1991: A section of the Civic Alliance (PAC) non-governmental organization established the Civic Alliance Party (), led by Nicolae Manolescu; 1993: A faction joined the ⇒ Liberal Party 1993; 1998: The party merged into the ⇒ National Liberal Party (PNL). National Liberal Party-Democratic Convention (PNL-CD) 1991: A faction of the ⇒ National Liberal Party (PNL) formed the National Liberal Party-Democratic Convention