Jänis
Akuraters, Latvia
->
Democratic Party of Latvia
Apostol
Alexandris, Greece
->
Liberal Party
Josef
Anders, 
Sudeten-German Home Front
Anastase
Aravantinos, Greece
->
Democratic party
Pericles
Argyropoulo, Greece
->
Liberal Party
Suleyman,
Bey Asaf, Turkey
->
Turkish Republican Peoples Party
Joachim
Aszkenazy, Poland
->
Polish State Party
Eftim
Baba, Turkey
->
Republican Party
Velimir
Bajkitch, Yugoslavia
->
National Committee of the European Democratic Union
Arthur
Balogh (de Galantha), Romania
->
Hungarian Party in Romania
Gabriel
Baranaiu, Bukovina, Romania
National Czarist Party
Alexandre,
Emmanuel Batek, Czechoslovakia
->
Masaryk Party
Ivan
Bause, Czechoslovakia
->
Christian Socialist Party, before the war a member of Adyar (a
theosophical society)
Arved
Berg, Latvia
->
Latvian National Association
Anna
Berkovcova, Czechoslovakia
->
Before the World War Member of the Realists Party founded by
Professor Masaryk; after the World War Member Agrarian Party
Blasius
de Bethlen Bethlen, Transsylvania, Rumania
->
Does not take part in politics since the change of Imperium (December
1918)
Johann
Bodo von Diosad, Hungary
->
Unity Party
Stefan
Bogdan, Rumania
->
National Liberty Party (Duca);
Felicie
Bortkiewicz, Lithuania
->
Democratic Peasant Party
Wiktor
Chajes, Poland
->
Polish Jewish Party
Emanuel
Chobot, Czechoslovakia
->
In the Czech Parliament for the Polish minorities since 1929
Christos
Christovassilis, Greece
->
Royalist Party
Hélène
d'Abancourt de
Franqueville,
Poland
->
no political party
Mayer
Ebner, Rumania ->
Jewish National Party
Paraschevas
Economou, Greece
->
Royalist Party
Haim
Farchy, Bulgaria
->
National Party
Viliam
Figus-Bystry, Czechoslovakia
->
Slovakian National Party
Adam
Fischer, Poland
->
Polish Conservative Party
Neagoe
Flondor, Rumania
->
"Garde de Fer" (Iron Guard), a fascist organization
Ernst
Fürth, Austria
->
No political party
Wysocki,
von Anton Godziemba, Poland
->
National Party
Julius
Gömbös de Jákfa, Hungary
->
Race-Defence Party
Demetriadis
(literary name Wr. Demetre P.) Golfis Rigas, Greece
->
Radical Socialist Party
Thadeus
Grabowski, Brazil
->
Polish Government Party
Grégoire
Graur, Romania
->
National Peasant Party
Arthur
Greiser, Danzig
Danzig German Social Party, since 1925; of the Danzig Volstag since
1930; now member of National Socialist Party
Carlo
Alberto Maria, Count Grillenzoni, Greece
->
Fascist Party since 1920
Anna
(penname: Haava) Haavakivi, Estonia
->
She does not belong to any political party, but loves the whole of
her small country with all its population.
Andreas
Hlinka, Czechoslovakia
->
Slovakian Popular Party
Bronislaw
Huberman, Austria
->
Paneuropean Party
Jerzy
de Hulewicz, Poland
->
Party of Marshal Pilsudski
Momtchilo
Ivkovitch, Yugoslavia
->
Yugoslav National Party
Juhan
Jaik, Estonia
->
National Conservative Democratic Party
Frantisek
Jarnos, Czechoslovakia
->
Czech Republican Party
Rajmund
Jarosz, Poland
->
Government Party
Tytus
Jarzyna, Poland
->
Government party
Cicerone
Jordachescu, Rumania
->
No political party
Mark
Kakarriqi, Albania
->
The King's Party
Christo
Kalfoff, Bulgaria
->
Progressive Party of the Democratic Union
Othmar
Kallina, Czechoslovakia
->
German National Party, Prague parliament since its formation in
1920
Nikolai
Kann, Estonia
->
Estonian Conservative Peasant Party
Anthony
Kedras, Greece
Independent Party; promoter of New Movement towards Greek moral
political and social renaissance; leader of the National Renaissance
Party
Vaclav
Klofac, Czechoslovakia
->
Czechoslovakian National Socialist Party
Egon
Koch, Estonia ->
German Baltic Party
Henri
Koral, Poland ->
Former Polish Socialist Party
Panto
Krekic, Yugoslavia
->
Socialist Party
Ures
Krulj, Yugoslavia
->
Yugoslavian National Party
Jaroslav
Kubista, Czechoslovakia
->
Czech National Socialist Party
Alexander
Kugler, Burgenland, Austria
->
Patriotic League
Bruno
Kurowski, Poland
->
Parliament, first of the Constitutional Assembly, then of the diet;
during the same time Chairman of the Center-Fraction of this
Parliament; from 1925-1933 member of the Danzig Government
Stephan
Kyroff, Bulgaria
->
The Radical Party (the party of the peace), which he left when it
declared itself for the war, 1912
J.W.
Latziky-Bertoldi, Latvia
->
Jewish People's Party
Attoma
Lorusso, Albania
->
Fascist National Party
Jan
(Jean) Malypetr, Czechoslovakia
->
The republican section of the agricultural and farmers party
Francesco
Mameli, ? ->
?Fascist Party
Ernst
Marton, Rumania
->
The Jewish Party for Transylvania
Guido
Matschenz, Turkey
->
N.S.D.A.P. in Germany
Prokop
Maxa, Bulgaria
->
The Czechoslovak National Socialist Party
Georg
Mercouris, Greece
->
Greek National-Socialist Party as leader
Panagiotis
Papayanuopoulos, Greece
->
Popular Party, antivenizellist, antiparliamentarist
Adolf
Procházka, Czechoslovakia
->
Czechoslovakian Catholic People's Party
Kazimierz
Teofil Purwin, Poland
->
Democratic political Party
Robert
Reiter, Rumania
->
German Party
Bedrich
(Friedrich) Riha, Czechoslovakia
->
National Party
Milos
Ruppeldt, Czechoslovakia
->
Slovakian National Party
Hans
Schmid, Austria
->
Former Christian Socialist Party; of the "Vaterländische Front"
since 1933
Bohuslav
Sida, Czechoslovakia
->
Czechoslovakian Social democratic Party
Alexander
Stalysky, Bulgaria
->
Fascist Party
Aleksander
Steinhardt, Poland
->
Zionistic Party
Spyros
Travlos, Greece
->
Popular Party with socialist tendencies
A.
Valdemaras, Lithuania
->
The Iron Wolf, a Lithuanian Fascist Party
Adomas
Varnas, Lithuania
->
National Republic Party
Solon
George Xenakis, Switzerland
->
Liberal Party
Streten
Yakshich (Jaksic), Yugoslavia
->
Yugoslavian Social Democratic Party
Franziskus
Methodius Zampach, Czechoslovakia
->
Czechoslovakian National Party
