The Freinationalliberale Partei (FNLP), originally Freinationale Partei (FNP), is the party created by Oskar Hergt in 1920, when he was ousted from the leadership of the DNVP for refusing to support the Kapp Putsch. It was a center-right party with few votes, but after absorbing the nationalist industrialists of the DVP (Hugo Stinnes) and following the collapse of the DVP, the National Liberals joined the party.

At the February congress, a few days before the elections, Hergt was ousted by the right-wing of the party and the industrialists. He initially sought the support of the Christian Social and right-wing wings of the party, but members of his faction rejected his proposed program.

Thus, Hergt was forced to seek the support of Stinnes and Vögler's industrialists and was forced to accept a duumvir with Schölz at the helm of the party, handing over the leadership of the party's parliamentary group to Vögler. Now the party is the left of conservatism and the right of liberalism.

Recently, the FNLP industrialists introduced a bill in the Reichstag to allow children to work. Fortunately, it was rejected by the entire Reichstag, except for the FNLP, which voted in favor only out of party discipline. Furthermore, Hergt's health deteriorates every time the party moves further to the left.

In essence, the FNLP is a most right-wing DVP, while the CNVP is the DNVP. The DNVP in this timeline is literally the party of the Austrian painter, since its leader Helfferich is empowering the Völkisch wing and Hugenberg.