List of political movements named after dates
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- Albania - Communist Party of Albania 8 November [1]
- Argentina - ERP-22 de Agosto
- Brazil - 8th October Revolutionary Movement
- Burkina Faso - February 14th Group
- China - May Fourth Movement
- Colombia - Movimiento 19 de abril (English: 19th of April Movement)
- Cuba - 26th of July Movement
- Denmark - June Movement
- DR Congo - March 23 Movement
- European Union - Democracy in Europe Movement 2025
- Faroe Islands - Red 1 May Group
- Germany - Movement 2 June
- Greece - 4th of August Party
- Greece - Revolutionary Organization 17 November
- Guatemala - Fifteenth of September Legion
- Guatemala - Revolutionary Movement 13th November
- Hong Kong - April Fifth Action
- Indonesia - 30 September Movement
- Iraq - 1920 Revolution Brigades
- Italy - Movement of 1977
- Italy - October 22 Group
- Lebanon - 24 October Movement
- Lebanon - March 14 Alliance
- Libya - February 17th Martyrs Brigade
- Mali - May 23, 2006 Democratic Alliance for Change
- Mexico - Comando Jaramillista Morelense 23 de Mayo
- Mexico - Liga Comunista 23 de Septiembre (English: September 23rd Communist League)
- Morocco - Harakat 23 Mars (English: March 23 Movement)
- Nepal - Communist Party of Nepal (15 September)
- Portugal - Forças Populares 25 de Abril (English: Popular Forces 25 April)
- Palestine - 15 May Organization
- Republic of the Congo - Mouvement 22 de fevrier (English: February 22 Movement)
- Russia - Union of October 17
- Serbia - 1389 Movement
- South Korea - March 1st Movement
- South Sudan - 7 October Movement
- Spain - First of May Group
- Spain - GRAPO (Spanish acronym for "First of October Anti-Fascist Resistance Groups")
- Spain - National Alliance July 18
- Spain - Sixth of February Battalion
- Syria - March 8 Alliance
- Turkey - 10 September
- Turkey - 16 June Movement
- United Kingdom - November 9th Society
- United States - May 19th Communist Organization
- Uruguay - March 26 Movement
References
- ^ "When the Party Was Born -- Enver Hoxha".