Socialist Party of Germany

The Socialist Party of Germany, known as the SPD (Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands), is a major political party in Germany that advocates for social democracy. Founded in the 19th century, it aims to balance social justice with economic growth through progressive policies. The SPD supports workers' rights, social welfare, and environmental protection, while promoting democratic governance. Historically, it has played a key role in German politics, particularly after World War II, influencing policies related to healthcare, education, and labor. The party seeks to represent the interests of the working and middle classes in a modern, capitalist society.