Kommunistische Partei (Germany)

In the course of the internal discussion about the German Communist Party's orientation in relation to the anti-monopolistic strategy [de] (AMS), some, mainly young members, left the party and the youth organization SDAJ because they rejected the AMS. They initially founded the group "What next?", from which the Communist Organization (German: Kommunistische Organisation, KO) emerged in mid-2018, which was eventually succeeded by the Communist Party when it emerged in June 2024.^[4]

The party program states that the party follows Marxist–Leninist communism aswell as anti-revisionism and as such seeks a revolutionary overthrow of capitalism and the establishment of a dictatorship of the proletariat, it seeks a communist party organized according to the principles of democratic centralism. The party recognizes East Germany and the Soviet Union as socialist countries until the Revolutions of 1989 but strongly supportive of the Soviet regime under Joseph Stalin, recognizing the Soviet leadership after Stalin as revisionist. It opposes the modern regimes of communist states as revisionist and capitalist, altough they consider Cuba to be a socialist state, they consider the Chinese Communist Party to have fallen into revisionism during the Sino-Soviet split. The party strongly supports proletarian internationalism, recognizing the proletarian revolutions as a single global class struggle. It considers Trotskyism, Hoxhaism and Maoism as revisionist deviations from Marxism-Leninism.^[6]

The party supports women's liberation, arguing that capitalism oppresses women as such they consider women's liberation core to worker's liberation.^[7]