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'''Classical Social Democracy''' is a political movement that hastraces its roots into the [[File:GerSPD.png]] Social Democratic Party of Germany,. with most of theIts theories of it rangingrange from [[File:Ormarxf.png]] [[Marxism|Marxist]] to even [[File:Lassalle.png]] [[Democratic Socialism|reformist]] onesperspectives. InDespite spitethese of thisdifferences, social democrats areshare unitedthree incore believingbeliefs. in the following three ideasFirst, beliefthey insee itselfthemselves beingas the representativerepresentatives of all non-capitalist classes. Second, beliefthey believe in the ultimate victory of socialism, noregardless matterof whatthe ormethods whichrequired measureto andachieve theit. beliefThird, inthey advocate for the formation of an independent organization of the working class. The movement emphasizes the need for social and economic reforms to create a more equitable society, aiming to bridge the gap between the working class and the ruling capitalist class through democratic means.