Socialism in Australia

Socialism in Australia dates back to the earliest pioneers of the area.

The timeline of the parties

1901 Australian Labor Party is formed.
1920 Communist Party of Australia is formed. in 1991 it was Dissolved.
1964 Communist Party of Australia (Marxist–Leninist) is formed due to a split within the Communist Party of Australia which occurred largely as a result of the Sino-Soviet split.
1982 Freedom Socialist Party is formed.
1985 Socialist Party (Australia) is formed.
1995 Socialist Alternative (Australia) is formed.
1996 Communist Party of Australia (current) is formed to succeed Communist Party of Australia that was Dissolved in 1991.
2001 Socialist Alliance (Australia)is formed.
2010 Socialist Equality Party (Australia) is formed.
2010 Democratic Socialist Perspective (DSP) (merged into Socialist Alliance on 2 January 2010)
2013 Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP) - (merged into Socialist Alternative on March 2013)
2014 Resistance (merged into Socialist Alliance on 19 February 2014)

See also

Socialism by country

History by country

Regional variants

Communist States

Africa

Americas

Cuba
Grenada

Asia

Short-lived	Gilan Iranian Azerbaijan Kurdish Republic of Mahabad South Vietnam Tuva

Europe

Short-lived	Alsace Bavaria Bremen Finland Hungary (1919) Galicia Ireland Slovakia (1919)

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