Patriotic Self-Defense

Patriotic Self-Defense

Patriotic Self-Defense ("Samoobrona Patriotyczna") or Self-Defense Social Movement (Samoobrona Ruch Społeczny) is a minor political party in Poland. Formed im 2006 by Sławomir Izdebski primarily from dissatisfied and/or expelled members of Self-Defense of the Republic of Poland ("Samoobrona Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej").

The party's activists include: Henryk Dzido, Zbigniew Witaszek, Marian Curyło, Stanisław Głębocki, Jerzy Michalski and Tadeusz Wojtkowiak.

Patriotic SD has about a 1,000 members. In the Polish parliamentary elections of 2007 it received 2531 (0,02%) votes, thereby failing to secure representation in the Sejm (Polish parliament).


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