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SDAP may refer to: Social Democratic Workers' Party (Netherlands) , a Dutch political party founded in 1894 that later merged into the Labour Party (Netherlands) Social Democratic Workers' Party of Germany , a German political party founded in 1869 that later merged into the Social Democratic Party of Germany
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Though the SDAP dissolved after a brief lifespan of just six years, it was an essential catalyst in creating the first significant labor party in Germany. [1] After World War II, members of the SPD in East Germany were compelled to join forces with the Communist Party to form the Socialist Unity Party .