List of Fictional Political Parties - Other/unknown Countries

Other/unknown Countries

  • The Founders - in Bioshock Infinite is 1 of 2 major factions for the citizens in Columbia.
  • Animalism - in George Orwell's Animal Farm
  • Death-Worship - in Eastasia, George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four
  • Fist of Allah Party - in Jordan, from Command & Conquer
  • Government Democratic Party - First President of Japan
  • D.M.D.Y.D. (State-Nation-Democracy Solidarity Party) from Koltuk Belası, Kemal Sunal's, Turkey
  • Destek Partisi (Assistance Party), Zübük, Aziz Nesin's, Turkey
  • Monty Python's Life of Brian
    • The Judean People's Front
    • The People's Front of Judea
    • Judean Popular People's Front
    • Campaign for a Free Galilee
  • Ingsoc - in Oceania, George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four
  • Human Renaissance Party - in the High Republic of Heldon, in Norman Spinrad's The Iron Dream
  • Hynkel Party - the ruling Nazi-styled fascist party of Tomainia.
  • Napaloni Party - the ruling party of Bacteria, styled on Italian fascism.
  • Nazty Party - Ruling party of Moronica in You Nazty Spy! and I'll Never Heil Again
  • Neo-Bolshevism - in Eurasia, George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four
  • New Apathetic Party - Canada, in Royal Canadian Air Farce
  • South Park
    • Allied Atheist Alliance
    • United Allied Atheists
    • Unified Atheist League
  • Taschist Party - Ruling party of Borduria in The Adventures of Tintin
  • UN Party - in Japan, in Killer7
  • The Irish Republican Party - Command & Conquer


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