The Everything for the Country Party (, TPT) was a far-right political party founded in Romania in 1993. It was founded by former members of the fascist Iron Guard from the interwar period, which also referred to itself as Everything for the Country () from 1935 onwards. It existed until it was banned in 2015. The party claimed to adhere to a "national-Christian" doctrine and styled itself as the successor to the party of the same name.
As it claimed the legacy of Corneliu Zelea Codreanu and other fascist figureheads from the interwar era, the TPT has been described as "Neo-Legionary". The Noua DreaptÃÂ, another far-right and Neo-Legionary organisation, has its roots in a faction that split ways with the TPT leadership around 2000.
In May 2015, the party was banned, both because of its neofascist character and because it failed repeatedly to obtain the legally required minimum of 50.000 votes.
The party counted a number of well-known Romanian personalities among its members, including Iron Youth leader Ion GavrilàOgoranu who went on to lead an anti-communist paramilitary insurgency in the FÃÂgÃÂraàMountains after World War II; actor Ernest Maftei who was convicted in his youth for his militant activities in the Iron Guard; former dissident Mircea Nicolau; wood sculptor Nicolae Purcarea; biochemist ; priest and former dissident ; priest and historian Dumitru Balaà Âa, etc.