Sosa also worked with the Democratic Peasants Union (UCD), which was later integrated into the PRD.

He was a co-founder of the Kisan Sabha (Peasants Union) in Punjab.

After the Seimas, LDP sponsored the formation of the Lithuanian Peasants Union, which initially was a branch of LDP.

The previous peasant organization of PKI had been the Peasants Union (Serikat Tani) formed in 1945.

Partai Acoma consistuted a minority faction in SAKTI, the Indonesian Peasants Union.

At about that time the revolutionary S.I. Akramovsky arrived in Samara, where he organized the "Peasants' Union."

Some Comintern money changed hands, but no alignment of the Peasants Union with the Peasant International or change of regime in Bulgaria was forthcoming.

The ideas of "democratic nationalism" were supported by the leaders of the Russian Peasants Union which had a right-wing orientation.

It is also linked to the rural roots of the Ba'ath party and the influential Peasants Union.

The second congress of the All-Russian Peasants Union, meeting in November, dismissed the Manifesto out of hand, and the announcement that redemption dues were to be phased out altogether made little impact.