National Revival Movement (Arajan)

The National Revival Movement (Arajin: جنبش احیای ملی‎, romanized: Jnbsh Ahaaa Mla), better known by its abbreviation NRM, is an ultranationalist fascist party in the Republic of Arajan. It was formed by Fazel Amini in December 1930 due to the rise of instability in Arajan caused by the Liwa' Allah. The NRM seeks to "bring stability to Arajan under a strong leader", which includes "purging the corrupt left", and "fighting internal and external enemies of Arajan". The party engages in both legal, and illegal activities, such as conducting attacks against its famous rival the Workers' Party, the NRM's most notable attack was the Workers' Party Massacre, which saw the deaths of over 260 Workers' Party members, which would see the forced dissolution of the National Revival Volunteer Army, which was the military wing of the party.

Founding
The National Revival Movement was founded on December 4th, 1930 as a response to the Liwa' Allah threat to Arajan. The founder of the NRM, Fazel Amini, was "horrified", and "shocked" by the Liwa' Allah advance into west Arajan, which as he saw it, was the proof of the failure of the 200-year Araji experiment of democracy.

1932 Elections
The 1932 Araji legislative election saw the National Revival Movement gain over 15 seats in the Araji Parliament. Despite the NRM being new to the political scene of Arajan, the NRM gained 765,176 votes, which was a surprise to Fazel Amini, who remarked "It is good to see that the people of Arajan are beginning to step in the right direction."