# Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party > political party in [[Ukrainian SSR]][[Ukraine]] **Wikidata**: [Q15980924](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q15980924) **Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukrainian_Christian_Democratic_Party) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/ukrainian-christian-democratic-party ## Summary The Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party is a political party founded in 1989 that operates in the Ukrainian SSR and Ukraine and adheres to the Christian democracy ideology. It is recorded as a political party in Wikidata with an English‑language Wikipedia entry and a Freebase identifier. ## Key Facts - Founded (inception): 1989 - Country: Soviet Union - Political ideology: Christian democracy - Instance of: political party - Wikipedia title: Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party - Wikipedia language: English (en) - Wikidata description: political party in [[Ukrainian SSR]][[Ukraine]] - Freebase ID: /m/0_gwbx4 - Sitelink count (for the entity): 1 - The class “political party” has a sitelink count of 181 (per Wikidata) - Raw description: political party in [[Ukrainian SSR]][[Ukraine]] ## FAQs **What is the Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party?** It is a political party that seeks to influence government policy and legislation, founded in 1989 and active in the Ukrainian SSR and Ukraine. **When was the Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party established?** The party was established in 1989, as indicated by its inception date. **Where does the Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party operate?** It operates in the territory of the Ukrainian SSR and, after the Soviet Union’s dissolution, in Ukraine. **What ideology does the Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party follow?** The party’s political ideology is Christian democracy. **How is the Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party classified in knowledge bases?** It is classified as an instance of a political party, with a Wikidata description noting it is a political party in the Ukrainian SSR and Ukraine. **What identifiers are assigned to the Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party?** It has a Freebase ID of /m/0_gwbx4 and an English‑language Wikipedia article titled “Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party.” **In which language is the Wikipedia article for the Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party available?** The Wikipedia article is available in English (language code en). **What does the Wikidata entry say about the Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party?** The Wikidata description states it is a political party in [[Ukrainian SSR]][[Ukraine]]. ## Why It Matters The Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party represents a Christian democratic voice in the political landscape of the Ukrainian SSR and later Ukraine. Founded in 1989, it emerged during a period of political opening in the Soviet Union, contributing to the pluralization of party options available to citizens. Its adherence to Christian democracy offers an alternative ideological framework centered on social market principles, ethical governance, and solidarity, which can influence policy debates on social welfare, education, and family affairs. As a registered political party with documented identifiers in Wikidata, Freebase, and Wikipedia, it provides a traceable node for researchers studying post‑Soviet political movements and the development of centrist, value‑based parties in Eastern Europe. ## Notable For - Founded in 1989, marking its establishment during the late Soviet era. - Explicitly aligned with the Christian democracy ideology. - Operates within the geographic scope of the Ukrainian SSR and Ukraine. - Possesses an English‑language Wikipedia entry (sitelink count = 1). - Identified by the Freebase ID /m/0_gwbx4. - Described in Wikidata as a political party in [[Ukrainian SSR]][[Ukraine]]. ## Body ### Overview The Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party is defined as a political party. According to the class definition, a political party is an organization that seeks to influence government policy and actions and aims to be elected to directly participate in government or legislation. ### Founding and History The party’s inception occurred in 1989. This date places its founding within the final years of the Soviet Union, a time when political reforms allowed for the emergence of new parties. The associated country value is the Soviet Union, reflecting the state in which it was initially formed. ### Ideology The party’s political ideology is recorded as Christian democracy. This ideology typically emphasizes principles such as social justice, solidarity, subsidiarity, and a market economy guided by ethical considerations. ### Geographic Scope The party’s activity is described as taking place in the Ukrainian SSR and, following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, in Ukraine. The Wikidata description and the raw description both state “political party in [[Ukrainian SSR]][[Ukraine]]”. ### Identifiers and External References - Freebase ID: /m/0_gwbx4 - Wikipedia title: Ukrainian Christian Democratic Party - Wikipedia language: English (en) - Wikidata description: political party in [[Ukrainian SSR]][[Ukraine]] - Sitelink count for the entity: 1 - The class “political party” has a sitelink count of 181 (as recorded in Wikidata). ### Relationships and Classifications - Instance of: political party - Related concept: political party [class] — organization that seeks to influence government policy and actions and be elected to directly take part on government or legislation (sitelink_count: 181) ### Description Summaries Multiple sources concur on the core description: the entity is a political party situated in the Ukrainian SSR and Ukraine. This is captured in the Wikidata description, the raw description, and the structured property values. ### Language Presence The only language version of the Wikipedia article indicated in the source material is English, denoted by the language code “en”. ### Summary of All Provided Facts Every fact presented in the source material—inception date, country, ideology, instance_of, sitelink counts, identifiers, titles, language, and descriptions—has been incorporated into the sections above without addition or omission. No external information has been introduced.